While China’s industrial prowess benefits global consumers by providing affordable products such as clothing, electronics and smartphones, it is also a double-edged sword, says Associate Professor Marina Yue Zhang.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin to meet again in July to build on Beijing visit
Beijing and Moscow should ‘maintain security and stability in the common Chinese-Russian neighbourhood’, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says …
China’s Xpeng forecasts rise in quarterly deliveries as promotions boost EV demand
Chinese electric-vehicle maker Xpeng , forecast a rise in second-quarter vehicle deliveries on Tuesday, saying it expects a boost to demand from lower prices and subsidies, sending its U.S.-listed shares up 8% in premarket trading.
China’s Youth Unemployment Eased in April
China’s youth unemployment rate declined in April, in what will likely be welcome news for Beijing as it steps up policy support for the economy.
Beijing’s economy continues upward trajectory in Jan-April
Industrial production in Beijing continued to accelerate from January to April, with the value added of large industrial firms rising 7.9% year on year at comparable prices, 0.4 percentage point higher than the first quarter,…
Tech competition: China wants AI academies to keep tech talent supply going
With the Ministry of Education spearheading this endeavour, plans are underway to expand these AI academies across various Chinese provinces …
Dr. Philip Fan J.P. (范榮彰博士) Opens One-Stop Dental Facility in Shenzhen to Cater to New Consumption Patterns of Hong Kong Residents
The lifting of pandemic travel restrictions has driven a surge of Hong Kongers visiting mainland China for consumption, with dental services becoming a popular spending category. The dental clinic …
US students moved by Beijing’s fusion of ancient, modern
Students from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in the United States visit the Forbidden City in Beijing on May 17, 2024. [Photo by Zou Hong/chinadaily.com.cn] College students from the United States …
Flydigi — What makes this China’s No.1 Controller Brand Stands Out
Flydigi, China’s NO.1 gaming controller brand, has been making significant strides in gaming controller industry since 2014. Flydigi dedicated to self-development and innovation of mechanical …
Banned Chinese supplier with forced labour ties used to import cars to US by BMW, Jaguar Land Rover, Volkswagen: Senate report
A US congressional probe found BMW, Jaguar Land Rover and Volkswagen used components from a Chinese supplier banned in the US over alleged forced labour ties Congress in 2021 passed the Uygur Forced …
Why China’s top COVID-19 expert is studying climate change to prepare for the next global pandemic
As the planet heats up, bacterial, viral and fungal infections are expected to evolve and mutate – and spread to new habitats.
It’s so tough to pay cash in China that the government had to fine a KFC for not accepting banknotes
China has been pushing for businesses to leave the door open for customers to use cash, with foreigner visitors saying they’re struggling to spend.
