How Chinese hybrid grass technology is changing the world for the better
China's emphasis on advancing new industrialization is expected to provide a solid foundation for high-quality economic growth, improve the resilience and safety of its industrial and supply chains, and boost the country's core competitiveness globally, experts and company executives said.
The story of Yichang, located in western Hubei, illustrates the efforts made by the authorities to improve the province's growth pattern and pursue high-quality development.
Amidst the bustling exhibition halls of the 23rd China International Fair for Investment and Trade (CIFIT), the spotlight was firmly on the new energy vehicles (NEVs) exhibited by numerous Chinese companies.
In recent years, China's trade in services saw rapid growth in scale and continuous optimization of structure.
China's green power industry, the global leader, is becoming a new driving force for China's high-quality development through technological upgrades.
While lingering headwinds have fueled concerns over global growth prospects, multiple indicators have pointed to the resilience and strength of the Chinese economy.
Trade and investment between China and Africa are strengthening and becoming more mature, and are proof of the successful building of a China-Africa community with a shared future, according to experts and business executives.
In their interviews, African experts and officials said that as a member of the Global South, China has pursued a development path featuring win-win cooperation and mutual benefits, not least with other developing nations.
Enhanced cooperation and better coordination among BRICS countries — Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa — will bolster their economic growth and fortify the multilateral trading system, said market watchers and business leaders.
China is playing an important role in driving mutually beneficial BRICS cooperation, said experts, noting that further developments are expected to emerge as the 15th BRICS Summit takes place in Johannesburg, South Africa, from Aug. 22 to 24.
China has conducted some policy rate adjustments as part of efforts to shore up economic recovery.
Over the past 10 years, the expo has witnessed closer ties between China and South Asia, with the trade volume between China and South Asian countries doubling.
In a recent development, China has intensified its policy support aimed at attracting foreign investment and catering to the needs of international firms.
A plan to establish an environmental evaluation and assessment system that prioritizes the health of aquatic ecosystems in the Yangtze River will help address "weak links" in the conservation of Asia's longest watercourse and better meet people's ever-growing demands for a beautiful environment in the region, officials and experts said.
Despite sluggish global growth, China has navigated economic headwinds with an effective policy mix, which has facilitated an overall recovery so far this year and paved the way for sustained development in the long run.
China has unveiled draft regulations and begun soliciting public opinion regarding the security management of facial recognition technology in order to regulate relevant technology use and bolster personal data protection.
China's foreign trade grew steadily in the first seven months of the year but exports in July declined at a steeper-than-expected pace amid subdued global consumer demand, which highlights the need to roll out stronger policy steps to further boost the country's foreign trade, experts said on Tuesday.
Expanding effective housing demand and improving market expectations will be among the top priorities of policymakers to stabilize the property market, a sector key to reviving the recovery of the world's second-largest economy, experts said.
After working as a housekeeper in Shanghai for nearly two decades, 49-year-old Zhu Chunnan finally realized her dream of getting an undergraduate diploma in July.