China’s tourism industry accounted for 11 per cent of its economy in 2019, but in the first half of 2021, the number of domestic trips and spending both fell by around 40 per cent.
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China holds live-fire exercises near Taiwan in response to ‘provocations’
Army says warships, anti-submarine aircraft and fighter planes sent to the south-west and south-east of island …
The billionaire founder of China’s most indebted developer resigns as chairman of its real estate arm.
News of Xu Jiayin’s departure sent Evergrande’s shares tumbling and was another sign of Beijing’s efforts to rein in corporate debt.
Gemac Engineering Machinery’s IPO to debut on Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Gemac Engineering Machinery (301048) to start trading on the Shenzhen ChiNext Market Aug 18, tomorrow. The firm has issued 133.33 mln shares priced at RMB 4.13 per share raising RMB 550.67 mln. Its …
Prevalence and Factors Associated With Burnout of Frontline Healthcare Workers in Fighting Against the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence From China
ObjectivesThe sudden outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) plunged healthcare workers (HCWs) into warfare. This study aimed to determine the prevalence of burnout and the factors …
Shares wobble as China crackdown, COVID-19 weigh
Global shares stumbled on Tuesday, rattled by concerns over China’s regulations for its once-freewheeling internet sector and a worldwide spike in COVID-19 infections driven by the Delta variant.
Chinese ports choke over China’s “zero tolerance” COVID-19 policy
Several Chinese ports are facing congestions as vessels due to call at Ningbo get diverted and cargo processing slows partly due to stricter disinfection measures called for by China’s “zero-tolerance …
China welcomes Taliban rule in Afghanistan even as Beijing remains wary of security vacuum
China welcomed the Taliban takeover of Kabul as the “will and choice of the Afghan people” this week, as state media relished in Washington’s humiliation amid the botched United States withdrawal from …
‘Don’t Be Delusional,’ Taiwan Warns China Amid Afghanistan Comparisons
Premier Su Tseng-chang said the Taiwanese government fears neither death nor imprisonment in the face of potential “annexation” by China.
U.S. Firms Retreat from China in Hopes of Stability | Opinion
Since the Trump administration started toying with the idea of tariffs, we have witnessed a significant increase in anxiety over our supply chains.
What Brands Need To Know About Young China’s Surgery Boom
Unlike the West’s focus on individuality, a unified standard of beauty haunts Chinese women, so they require different messaging from Western brands.
GLOBAL MARKETS-Shares wobble as China crackdown, COVID-19 weigh
Global shares stumbled on Tuesday, rattled by concerns over China’s regulations for its once-freewheeling internet sector and a worldwide spike in COVID-19 infections driven by the Delta variant.
Beijing enters ‘era of Winter Olympics,’ maps out strict epidemic control for possible indoor spectators
A Beijing resident takes a selfie in front of a countdown clock for the Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 on Monday, 200 days ahead of the opening of the Games, in the Wangfujing shopp …
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