A closer look at China's economic steadiness, vitality and potential
Buoyed by an upward trend in the economy and continued opening-up efforts, China's bond market has maintained its appeal for foreign capital despite lingering global financial volatility.
An ongoing exhibition connects the stories of the societies and ethnic groups that have come together over millennia to create a cohesive Chinese civilization.
A giant and expanding old-age care market has created job opportunities for younger generations.
The 2024 Spring Festival holiday witnessed a roaring start for China’s tourism industry, demonstrating people's pursuit for a diverse cultural life.
While observing traditions, people spent the traditional festival with new trends and fashions, from dining out on the Lunar New Year's EVE to traveling and watching movies on big screen, among others, reflecting the vigor and potential of the Chinese market.
When it comes to winter spectacles, Harbin in Heilongjiang province traditionally captures the public imagination with its exhibitions of elaborate ice and snow sculptures. However, Beijing is catching up fast. Dazzling light displays in bustling commercial areas, augmented by lanterns hung on suburban trees for Chinese New Year, are trending topics on social media.
The Chinese economy will grow beyond 5 percent this year if the government adopts more proactive fiscal and monetary expansion to stimulate domestic investment and consumption, said Justin Yifu Lin, dean of Peking University's Institute of New Structural Economics.
Old mindset should be modified and full respect should be paid, especially to the appeals of developing countries, in order to revamp the world order and make it fair and reasonable, Chinese experts have suggested during the 60th Munich Security Conference (MSC).
Foreign Minister Wang Yi's wide-ranging policy speech at the 60th Munich Security Conference highlighted China's role as a "stabilizing force", which demonstrates the consistency and credibility of the country's foreign policy, analysts said.
After a lapse of four years, the Chinese Spring Festival once again became the peak of global travel consumption.
China's green energy transitions will contribute to the global fight against climate change and inspire other countries toward green transition, said Achim Steiner, head of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), in a recent interview with Xinhua.
Two years after the Beijing Winter Olympics, the ripple effects of its legacy continued to grow, fueled by the Chinese 14th National Winter Games.
As China bid farewell to the Year of the Rabbit, it happily welcomed the Year of the Dragon, or the Year of the Loong as some people have preferred, with wishes for fortune and success.
Despite the pessimism among some Western economists regarding the Chinese economy, entrepreneurs like Jon Moeller, CEO of consumer products company P&G, are optimistic about future business opportunities in China.
Institutional reforms related to elderly care work and progress toward the establishment of a basic elderly care service system across China were highlights for the sector last year.
Chinese new energy vehicles (NEVs) are steering a course through international terrain, marking their territory in the fiercely competitive automotive sector.
China kicked off the Spring Festival travel rush on Jan. 26 this year, 15 days ahead of the Spring Festival, also known as the Lunar New Year. An estimated 9 billion passenger trips are likely to be made during the 2024 travel rush period, according to the country's transport ministry.
China's provincial-level governments are eyeing new economic engines ranging from AI to new energy vehicles, with a continuous focus on consumption, as indicated by their development plans for 2024.
China is embracing a tourism boom during the upcoming eight-day Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) holiday, according to data from several domestic online travel platforms.
Fresh steam is being added to China's Spring Festival consumption drive as the world's second-largest economy taps its supersized market and creates new scenarios and products for its vast number of consumers.
China plans to step up efforts to expand its global network of high-standard free trade areas in 2024, building on significant accomplishments in negotiating free trade agreements (FTAs) over the past year.
As a cold front grips northern China, the Huangguchuan ski resort in Tongxin County, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region is bustling with ski enthusiasts relishing the joy of winter sports.
The year 2024 marks the 60th anniversary of China-France diplomatic ties. The relationship has weathered numerous challenges and has benefited both nations and the world as a whole.
China's accomplishments in safeguarding human rights are truly noteworthy, and the citizens have ample reasons to take pride in these commendable achievements, said Peter Hediger, a Swiss sinologist, historian and international security policy expert.
"Since the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1992, China has seen a remarkable evolution in the protection of children's rights," said David Lopez, a human rights consultant from the International Association for Human Rights and Social Development.
Leading multinational enterprises in various fields, such as KFC and Standard Chartered, have increased their investment in China recently, as the country remains an outstanding investment destination with rosy innovation opportunities, complete industrial supporting capabilities, high-quality opening up and a favorable business environment.
China is briskly fostering new competitive edges from electric cars to e-commerce platforms to stabilize foreign trade this year against the backdrop of a sluggish global economy.
Policymakers and business leaders attending the 54th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) pin high hope on cooperation based on mutual trust and respect to drive global economic growth.
Robust consumption has been thriving and helping to underpin China's economic recovery, while the country is energetically spurring consumer spending to strengthen one of the pillars needed to support high-quality growth.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, experts and business leaders expressed confidence in the strength of the Chinese economy and discussed new growth avenues.