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China will roll out an array of targeted measures to simultaneously boost consumption and deliver tangible benefits to the people after policymakers signaled a shift in prioritizing the expansion of domestic demand amid external uncertainties during a recent tone-setting meeting, officials and analysts said.
Let's play a quick game. Picture Macao. What comes to mind? Neon nights pulsing with energy? Check. The grandeur of a lotus-shaped hotel piercing the skyline? Check. And, of course, the glittering casino floors -- chips clinking and fortunes made or lost in a heartbeat.
Experts and business leaders around the world, while applauding China's strong economic performance in 2024 despite a complex global situation, have expressed optimism for the country's economic prospects for 2025.
China announced on Tuesday a significant relaxation of its visa-free transit policy, extending the permitted stay for eligible foreign travelers from the initial 72 hours and subsequent 144 hours to 240 hours, or 10 days.
China has the conditions and room to strengthen counter-cyclical adjustments, providing strong policy support for achieving annual goals and tasks, said a senior official.
As a major trade port under Portuguese occupation for centuries, Macao returned to the motherland, China, on Dec. 20, 1999, when the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) was established.
After a key conference of Chinese leaders to decide priorities for next year's economic work, senior officials voiced confidence that the country will accomplish major economic and social development goals this year and promote a sustained economic recovery in 2025.
As Wednesday marks the 23rd anniversary of China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO), dealing with import competition remains a lingering challenge worldwide.
Desertification has become one of the most severe environmental challenges facing humanity, as it leads to more sand and dust storms, jeopardizes food security, displaces communities and fuels conflicts.
For much of 2024, electric vehicle (EV) disputes have weighed heavily on the economic and trade ties between China and the European Union (EU).
As China navigates a complex global economic landscape, it seeks to stimulate domestic demand to tackle both immediate and long-term challenges.
Over the past decades, China has lifted 800 million people out of poverty, achieving the poverty reduction goals of the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development a full decade ahead of schedule.
Chen believes the exporters will benefit from the Spring Festival's world-heritage recognition, as it will further boost the growing international awareness of the Chinese culture.
At the 2024 Understanding China Conference, participants expressed optimism about the opportunities brought by China's ongoing reform and opening up.
The Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP) is now embarking on a new journey as China recently pledged to build it into a globally attractive two-way open hub.
As a trailblazer in combating poverty, China has consistently shared its experiences and resources with other countries, fostering shared development that benefits all of humanity.
It has been an exciting year for globetrotters as travel to and around China has never been easier.
At the 2nd China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) being held here from Tuesday to Saturday, a big FARMER BOB statue made a debut at McDonald's booth in the "Green Agriculture Chain" exhibition hall, drawing wide attention from visitors.
As a swarm of visitors was closely following their guide at a museum featuring rice-cultivating agriculture in late Neolithic China, professor Robin Coningham stopped in front of a rice harvester, adjusting his camera zoom for a clearer picture of the ancient tool.
Thanks to China's favorable measures for tourism, including a series of visa-free transit policies and payment facilitation services, as well as "China Travel," there is an inbound travel boom in once-poor mountainous regions.
In a world of mounting uncertainties, China is injecting certainty into the global economic landscape with a mix of targeted and effective policies that sustain a steady recovery and unleash new growth drivers.
Since September, a range of Chinese government departments have introduced significant incremental policies aimed at bolstering economic growth. Analysts believe these policies would have profound and far-reaching implications for the Chinese economy and beyond.
Over the past 50 years, China and Brazil have achieved significant cooperation in various fields. What does the cooperation look like in trade, infrastructure, space technology and culture? Here's a look at the ties.
A newly-released think tank report has shed insights into how Chinese modernization creates a new model for human advancement, presenting a new landscape distinct from Western models of modernization and offering a brand-new option for developing countries to pursue independent development.
China's annual "Double 11" shopping festival kicked off especially early this year.
Thousands of companies from across the world have gathered at the seventh China International Import Expo (CIIE) in the country's eastern metropolis of Shanghai, demonstrating their latest products and technologies while sharing their visions for investing in the future.
As the new energy vehicle (NEV) boom continues in China, global players in related sectors are eyeing a vast array of opportunities and exerting efforts to tap into this promising market.
Since its inauguration in 2018 as the world's first national-level import-focused exposition, the CIIE has increasingly gained popularity among attendees.
Various African products were showcased, and investment talks took place, aiming to turn China's big market into an ample opportunity.
Harvesting is almost done in the major Chinese agricultural provinces of Heilongjiang, Henan and Shandong, with a bumper grain crop expected, despite extreme weather this year that caused multiple natural disasters.