Those born after the 1990s are a generation with a growing sense of cultural confidence. As a result, “Made in China” products have become the first choice for these young Chinese as many are now…
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Trump disputes his ambassador’s account that he asked China’s president if he wanted to buy US arms
Trump says he did not discuss the possibility of the US selling weapons to China, contradicting his ambassador
US, China agree to tariff reductions on $60 billion worth of trade
Drones ‘Completely Banned’ in Beijing! The Shock of Strict Regulations That Prohibit Not Just Flying, but Also Possession and Storage
Trump officials warn China is weaponizing rare-earth dominance as Beijing uses critical minerals for leverage
US., China agree to slash tariffs on $60B of goods
US and China agree to cut tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods, from coal to toys
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Over 3,000 ATMs in Beijing can now convert digital yuan into cash
The Chinese digital yuan is now available for deposit and withdrawals at over 3,000 ATMs across Beijing, with the support of major local banks.
Shenzhen airport reports normal flight operations
“Overall, flight operations are normal,” said the airport’s statement. Earlier, a flight information platform showed the airport canceled more than 400 flights, accounting for around 40 percent of the …
How is Beijing reshaping Hong Kong through the national security law?
Human rights activists warn the law “criminalizes free speech” and forces Hong Kongers to “pledge loyalty” to Beijing. “It’s about training people to conform to Chinese Communist Party rules.” …
China Cracks Down on Private Refiners
Industry insiders say the probe could shift the balance of power from the private sector to the state. (Bloomberg) — The future of China’s vast oil-refining industry may hinge on what government …
South China City Shenzhen Gets Ready to Give Self-Driving Cars Their Own Plates
The southern boomtown of Shenzhen is preparing to issue special license plates for self-driving vehicles, in a first for China that will allow the vehicles to run legally on public roads and promote …
China Considers Lifting All Childbirth Restrictions by 2025
Concerned about falling birthrates, policy makers are planning a further shift toward policies that explicitly encourage childbirth, according to people familiar with the matter.
China May copper exports hit 14-month peak as traders cash in on LME price jump
China’s copper exports edged up for a third straight month in May to their highest level since March last year, customs data showed on Friday, as higher international prices encouraged traders to ship …
China’s 618 Shopping Festival Rakes in Big Sales for E-Commerce Giants
China’s 618 sales festival, which started life as an anniversary sale commemorating the founding of JD.com on June 18, has become the most important promotion season for brands and e-commerce players …
A huge backlog at China’s ports could impact your holiday shopping this year
A coronavirus outbreak in southern China has clogged ports critical to global trade, causing a shipping backlog that could take months to clear and lead to shortages during the year-end holiday …
Brand in action: How Genki Forest plans to be the next Coca-Cola
Coming from an investment background, Uki Zhang, Genki Forest’s partner and head of functional brands and products, is now selling sparkling water and tea, as well as building a new energy drink …
China coronavirus: Beijing vaccinates over 70 per cent of population in lead-up to Winter Olympics
As the capital prepares to host the Winter Olympics, Beijing has become the first Chinese city to inoculate more than 70 per cent of its population. Some 17.9 million adults in Beijing had received at…
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