How Chinese hybrid grass technology is changing the world for the better
As tariff tensions and geopolitical uncertainties continue to rattle the global economy, the 2025 China International Supply Chain Expo is emerging as a promising platform to foster resilient, diversified and cooperative global supply chains.
Since the beginning of 2025, the international economic and trade order has experienced severe shocks and increasing uncertainties. In the face of mounting pressure, China's economy has maintained a steady and positive momentum, presenting a high-quality performance.
China, which is advancing on its unique path to modernization, has consistently acted as a stabilizing force in and major contributor to global growth, through initiatives such as green transformation and technological innovation, said senior international executives.
As the third China International Supply Chain Expo opened Wednesday in Beijing, multinational companies are looking to strengthen supply chain collaborations in a move that will inject more certainty into the world economy.
The first 14 national-level economic and technological development zones were established in 12 coastal cities during the initial years of China's reform and opening up over four decades ago.
Following the breakthrough in airworthiness certification, the commercialization of passenger-grade unmanned aircraft in China has accelerated, with government agencies working closely with industry bodies to set clear standards and define responsibilities.
For the Chinese people, the July 7th Incident in 1937 remains as unforgettable an episode of World War II (WWII) as Nazi Germany's Blitzkrieg invasion of Poland or Japan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor is for Westerners.
Inside a brand-new workshop at a buzzing textile factory in Hotan, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Zulaya Tursuntohti deftly handled the whirring spinning frames to produce fine cotton threads. Just months ago, this job, and her 3,500-yuan (about 489 U.S. dollars) monthly paycheck, did not exist.
In the past decade, Qinghai has promoted greener industrial growth and improved people's lives through a vigorous clean energy push.
As the digital economy reshapes societies, China is providing valuable examples and solutions for the world to expand its benefits.
The groundbreaking of a new electric vehicle (EV) battery megaproject in Indonesia set another milestone in the country's rapidly growing EV supply chain, driven by Chinese investment.
As the Communist Party of China (CPC) celebrates the 104th anniversary of its founding this week, the Party's signature five-year plans continue to serve as a roadmap for China's modernization drive.
As climate uncertainty and resource constraints pose an increasingly significant threat to traditional agriculture worldwide, China is turning to agricultural technology to safeguard grain security.
Driverless sedans glide smoothly to the curb, autonomous shuttles whisk travelers through airport terminals, and robotic sweepers hum along busy streets. These once-futuristic scenes are fast entering everyday life across the globe, and many of them are powered by Chinese technology.
Voices at the ongoing 16th Annual Meeting of the New Champions have hailed China as an emerging beacon of stability and vitality, driving global innovation against a backdrop of economic uncertainty.
In a significant stride toward practical quantum computing, a Chinese startup has successfully deployed its superconducting quantum processor to improve the accuracy of breast cancer screenings, showcasing the technology's potential to revolutionize medical diagnostics.
The shop floor of a pajama factory in Jiangsu Province, east China, had stood still for some time before recently springing back to life, its resurrection kickstarted by a fluffy toy.
China's surging technology innovation is rewriting the playbook for foreign investors, with the country's booming tech sector having reshaped expectations regarding its long-term growth potential.
As the global economy becomes increasingly integrated and the Belt and Road Initiative continues to advance, cross-border railway construction between China and its neighboring countries is ushering in new development opportunities.
From employing biotechnological techniques to deploying a range of AI-powered automated machines, China has actively embraced innovations to replace strenuous manual labor in its efforts to build ecological barriers against desertification.
Backed by national policy and rising global demand, bamboo industry in Anji county of eastern China's Zhejiang province is expanding rapidly, exporting eco-friendly products and exploring new ways to drive green development.
Currently, with the support of the 10 partnership action plans, Chinese and African businesses are enhancing collaboration across the industrial chain, propelling the advancement of relations and providing fresh impetus for sustainable economic growth.
The fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo in Changsha highlighted deepening economic ties fueled by China's zero-tariff policy for African LDCs, resulting in record trade, major project deals, and growing African exports to the Chinese market.
The 4th China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo (CAETE) opened Thursday in Changsha, capital of central China's Hunan Province, drawing a record-breaking of over 30,000 participants from 53 African countries, 11 international organizations and 27 Chinese provincial-level regions, highlighting the dynamic two-way economic ties.
Having previously hosted Olympic and Winter Olympic competitions, the National Indoor Stadium staged the FIVB Volleyball Nations League (VNL) Beijing leg over the past week, emphasizing its sustainable legacy.
A pioneering international initiative for hadal zone exploration, led by Chinese scientists, has received official approval from the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030).
Following the introduction of the APPCAP, China became the first developing country in the world to impose large-scale efforts to reduce PM2.5 density, with Beijing taking the lead across Chinese cities by adopting scientific governance, institutional innovation and regional collaboration, contributing a new approach to global air pollution control. The United Nations Environment Programme has hailed the megacity's achievements in improving air quality as the "Beijing Miracle."
As China pioneers the development of an ecological civilization, the ripple effects of the unwavering commitment of the world's largest developing nation have extended far beyond its borders, notably benefiting other developing countries like Pakistan.
In the northern Chinese industrial city of Tianjin, a bustling workshop is bringing discarded electric vehicle batteries back to life through the combined expertise of skilled technicians and automated systems.
Laughter rings out across a sunlit playground in rural eastern China, as children at a primary school form colorful knots of motion, using their bodies to anchor vibrant strings that weave in and out of intricate shapes - stars, pentagons and abstract forms.