A closer look at China's economic steadiness, vitality and potential
The Chinese yuan has strengthened against the U.S. dollar since the beginning of 2023 as China's optimized COVID response helped sharpen investors' favor of yuan assets.
China is implementing swift and concrete measures to accelerate drug development, production and supply in order to guarantee better treatment of COVID-19 cases, as the country adjusts its epidemic response policy.
China is doing its best to prevent severe illness and treat COVID-19 patients in critical condition.
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020, the confidence of global investors has been dented by mounting uncertainties. However, China has remained a strong magnet for global investors over the past three years, with the country's landmark Foreign Investment Law offering a powerful guarantee for law-based opening-up.
China, the world's largest manufacturer, has seen many of its industries tested by the jitters of COVID-19 outbreaks and geopolitical turbulences in 2022. However, industrial and supply chains in various sectors showed proven resilience in withstanding disturbances.
A brief look at the three-year anti-virus experience reveals the country's strength and resilience and cements faith in the future.
China's National Health Commission (NHC) announced on Monday that the country will downgrade its level of COVID-19 management from the current Class A to a less strict Class B starting from Jan. 8, 2023. Health experts have shed light on this major shift in China's COVID-19 response policies.
China's major industrial firms reported stable revenue growth in the first 11 months of the year, but their profit decline continued due to the resurging epidemic, official data showed Tuesday.
The bustling traffic is back on the city streets, diners are consuming steaming meals again in restaurants, tourist destinations are buzzing with visitors, and factories are working against the clock to make up for delays caused by COVID-19.
Since securing the strategic outcomes in the battle to defend Hubei Province and its capital city of Wuhan, China has effectively tackled more than 100 cluster infections over the past three years, fighting different variants of the virus including the Delta and Omicron strains, and upholding the principle of putting people's lives and health above everything else.
The Yellow River Delta National Nature Reserve has spent years improving its wetland ecosystem, providing better shelter for its original bird inhabitants while attracting new species.
As 2022 draws to an end, one thing is likely to remain in the memory of the Xiaobailou neighborhood in Tianjin Municipality: the adoption of the revised Law on Physical Culture and Sports on June 24.
While the frigid winter has swept many regions of China, people have found comfort and strength by staying united during these trying times as they combat COVID-19.
As the world's second-largest economy has optimized its COVID-19 response and vowed stronger support for economic growth, many Chinese provinces and cities have sent trade delegations to Europe, striving to fortify business ties with their European peers.
With a new policy mix unveiled at a meeting last week, China, the world's second-largest economy, is ramping up efforts to ensure an overall recovery next year despite the looming shadow of a global economic recession.
In China, over 90 percent of the population have been fully vaccinated. Almost 87 percent of people aged over 60 have been fully vaccinated, but only 66.4 percent of people over the age of 80 have completed a full course of vaccination.
China's economic activity will likely return to a reasonable range next year after staging a V-shaped moderate recovery this year, underpinned by targeted macro policy support and infrastructure spending along with a steady recovery in consumption, economists said.
China's economy is to expand in 2023 with inflationary pressures set to remain benign and Chinese equities expected to yield higher return, Swiss private bank Pictet said.
Having seen African people benefit from the decades-long cooperation with China, which ushered in newer infrastructure, more job chances and greater momentum for the continent's sustainable development, Malian Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop told Xinhua he deems the partnership "a friendly cooperation between brothers."
China's space station, Tiangong, will get busier exploring space science and technology in the following years, as the newly launched Shenzhou-15 mission wraps up the last stage of its construction and kicks off the first stage of its application and development.
Face-to-face meetings held amid growing global challenges, complicated geopolitics.
Below are some key figures that show how China's remarkable achievements in the past decade play a positive role in the international economic landscape.
China-Laos Railway connects with global transportation network, helps improve lives on both sides of border.
Safeguards and subsidies are bringing new life to the grassland.