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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.
The keen interest from global participants has shown the growing influence of the CIIE and the charm of the Chinese market and also highlighted China's determination to push forward the building of an open world economy.
Global investors are eyeing fresh opportunities in China as the world's second-largest economy accelerates its intelligent, green transformation.
The Shenzhou-18 crew consisting of three Chinese astronauts returned to Earth safely in the early morning on Monday, after completing a six-month space station mission.
China has made headway in the utilization of its first monetary policy tool to support the development of the capital market, with active participation by financial institutions in need of liquidity to increase stock investment.
The Shenzhou-19 crew consists of mission commander Cai Xuzhe, and astronauts Song Lingdong and Wang Haoze.
In the intense heat of a kiln in Jingdezhen, the "porcelain capital" in east China's Jiangxi Province, Liu Wen and his wife, Cheng Lihua, quietly watch as the clay transforms in the dance of the flames. The couple are inheritors of the high-temperature color glaze technique used in ceramics.
Harvesting is nearing completion in the major Chinese agricultural provinces of Heilongjiang, Henan and Hunan, with a bumper harvest of grain expected, despite extreme weather that caused multiple natural disasters, harming crop growth.
Economic and trade ties among BRICS countries are becoming increasingly close, and China is playing an important role in driving mutually beneficial BRICS cooperation.
The 16th BRICS Summit will kick off on Tuesday in Russia's Kazan, marking the first face-to-face gathering among leaders of the grouping after its historic expansion.
BRICS is the acronym for an emerging-market cooperative mechanism that initially featured Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. On Jan 1, 2024, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Iran and Ethiopia joined BRICS, doubling its membership from 5 to 10.
China on Monday cut its market-based benchmark lending rates, with the one-year loan prime rate (LPR) down to 3.1 percent from the previous 3.35 percent.
Why is the BRICS mechanism becoming more and more appealing to the Global South? What impact will this fast-growing organization bear on the globe amid an economic slowdown and geopolitical shifts?
At a time when the world is increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence (AI), media leaders from around the globe gathered in the vibrant heart of northwest China's Xinjiang on Monday to discuss the opportunities and challenges brought about by AI.
In recent years, tech-driven startups like Galbot have been growing fast across China. In Beijing alone, an average of 337 new tech companies were established daily in 2023, or a jaw-dropping one tech company every five minutes.
With nearly a quarter of the world's population, China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) hold immense market potential, serving as a significant advantage for economic development amid the sluggish global recovery.
China's central regions, which include Jiangxi Province -- home to the "Porcelain Capital" -- along with Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Anhui and Shanxi, have been actively exploring growth strategies to overcome the challenges that come with their inland locations.
Chinese researchers have found a simple, fast and promising way to build an anti-dust shield by fabricating a lunar dust-repellent surface via nanosecond laser etching, according to a paper published in the journal ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces.
China's just-concluded National Day holiday ignited a surge in consumer activity, fueled by a dynamic blend of travel demand and targeted incentives, highlighting the strong economic vitality of the world's second largest economy.
While pursuing high-quality development and advancing modernization, China has been offering new growth momentum to its neighbors, said experts ahead of Chinese Premier Li Qiang's trip to Laos and Vietnam.
Confident that opening-up is the right path, China has been implementing proactive strategies, including spurring trade growth, attracting foreign investment and expanding institutional opening-up, to accelerate cultivating new international competitive advantages and achieving mutual benefits with other countries.
The evolution of intellectual property (IP) in China provides valuable insights into the country's 75-year journey of innovation.
Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the country has been committed to building a robust transport network, connecting remote villages with bustling metropolises and facilitating the smooth flows of people and goods.
Just two hours after filling out her application forms on a local public services app, new graduate Ma Xin secured a free, well-furnished apartment in a local "youth station" in the bustling city of Nanjing.