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Economy November 3, 2017
China's opening up to further benefit foreign investments
China's policy of further opening up the market has boosted foreign investor confidence, while overseas investments will present new opportunities.
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Around China November 2, 2017
In Xinjiang, carpets and roses pave path out of poverty
Residents of southern Xinjiang's Hotan Prefecture have been weaving carpets for at least 2,000 years, but the ancient craft has created a new opportunity for villagers.
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Economy November 1, 2017
China considers revising law for stable land contracts, easier transfer
China's top legislature is mulling a revision to the law on rural land contracts in the face of fast urbanization and increasing demand to transfer rural land-use rights.
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Society October 31, 2017
China's second-tier cities battle for top talent
A new battleground has emerged as China's second-tier cities vie for talent with generous incentives.
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Economy October 30, 2017
Strong demand for China's dollar bond shows investor confidence
International investors showed international investors' confidence in China's economic development and financial health.
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Environment October 27, 2017
Saying no to poaching
Despite the brutality of poaching, many antique collectors still value rhino horn over live animals.
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Public Diplomacy October 26, 2017
China's 'barefoot' African doctor to take TCM to Africa
If Diarra Boubacar did not have very good reflexes and a pair of sturdy legs, he might never have been able to distinguish himself as a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in China.
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Environment October 25, 2017
China fights uphill battle against air pollution
Although China has made achievements in air pollution control in recent years, a tough battle remains, minister of environmental protection Li Ganjie has said.
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Public Diplomacy October 25, 2017
Int'l media learn about China's new development era
Gabriela Fonseca, a journalist with the Mexico Daily, knew little about the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region (Jing-Jin-Ji) before her visit to an agricultural logistics park 100 km northwest of Beijing.
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Culture October 24, 2017
Jingdezhen: The heart and soul of China's ceramics
Canadian artist Terrance Lazaroff has visited Jingdezhen six times. Though the small city in eastern China's Jiangxi Province may be unfamiliar to most westerners, it is a mecca for Lazaroff, 74.
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Public Diplomacy October 24, 2017
US actor finds his right role in China
George Christopher's tip to Americans who want to learn a new language is simple: Travel to the country where the language is spoken and then live there, teaching ENGLISH!
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Economy October 24, 2017
How China can avoid middle income trap in a new era
"The middle income trap" is a recurring concern in developing countries and was once a serious worry for China.
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CPC October 21, 2017
CPC-led China offers compass for bridging global governance deficit
CPC-led China is trying to map out a road leading to a better world by promoting not only its own development but also that of other countries.
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Culture October 20, 2017
Descendant of Confucius restores Confucianism traditions
The75th generation descent of Confucius revived a ceremony honoring the philosopher in Quzhou, a city in China’s southeastern Zhejiang Province.
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Economy October 18, 2017
E-commerce sheds new light on China's poverty relief
What can a two-dimensional barcode, or QR code, be used for in China? The answers are varied, from mobile payment to unlocking shared bikes or adding friends on messaging apps.
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Culture October 17, 2017
Revival of Chinese civilization: Through kaleidoscope of old capital
It takes four hours for a high-speed train to travel from Beijing to Luoyang, capital of China's first dynasty, the Xia (2070-1600 B.C.), in Henan Province.
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Public Diplomacy October 16, 2017
The Chinese dream is the dream of the world
If anyone had told Bright Eric Ohene that a major part of his work as a heart surgeon would be picking up cigarette butts in China, the Ghanaian would have thought they were joking.
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Culture October 15, 2017
Rediscovering Confucius
Kong Xiangkai, the 75th generation in the lineal descent of Confucius, believes Confucianism has been woven into the fabric of modern life and is still relevant today.
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Economy October 13, 2017
'China miracle' offers solution to world's poverty relief endeavor
Over the last five years, China reduced the number of rural residents living in poverty by more than 13 million annually, achieving a miracle in the history of global poverty relief.
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CPC October 11, 2017
How the Chinese path can lead to national rejuvenation
The Communist Party of China is set to draw a new strategic blueprint for the nation at its upcoming 19th national congress.
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CPC October 10, 2017
China a step closer to centenary goals
The Chinese people have stepped forward with more confidence in achieving their two centenary goals and building a socialist country.
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International Cooperation October 10, 2017
Russian entrepreneurs find opportunities in China's digital boom
In the booming city of Guangzhou, Aleksandr Yurlov has learned how to run business fast in China's digital boom.
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CPC October 9, 2017
Socialism with Chinese characteristics: 10 ideas to share with world
The 19th National Congress of CPC is expected to set a blueprint for China to march toward modernization under the banner of "socialism with Chinese characteristics."
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Economy September 28, 2017
More than seafood: Alaska eyes broader economic ties with China
"People" are one of the things about China that has most impressed Bill Walker, governor of the U.S. state of Alaska.
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International Cooperation September 27, 2017
Chinese police contribute to global security
From the Italian capital of Rome to deep in the forests of Liberia's Monrovia, Chinese police have been conducting patrols overseas.
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Sci-Tech September 26, 2017
The scientist who refused to be average
China's Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST), the world's largest radio telescope, celebrated its first anniversary on Monday.
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CPC September 25, 2017
Anatomy of grassroots CPC cells
Stories of the smallest cells of the CPC in the country.
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Sci-Tech September 22, 2017
China builds world-class astronomical base in Tibet
With its thin air and clear sky, Ngari Prefecture is an ideal place for astronomers to gaze into the remote universe.
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Sci-Tech September 21, 2017
Trains in China on faster track with ability, ambition
Starting Sept. 21, China will have the world's fastest bullet trains.
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Culture September 20, 2017
Through veil of time, Local Chronicles boost Chinese culture's going global
The two-day International Symposium on Local Chronicles opened in Beijing on Tuesday.