• East Asia

    China’s professional farmers rise to drive modernized agriculture

    In a flower farm in Cixi, a city of east China’s Zhejiang province, the owner Chen Suchao is busy with pruning branches in the early morning, as the Rosa Chinensis and French hydrangea are ready for blossom after spring rain awakens the soil. The golden season for flower business is…

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    Belt and Road Initiative brings development and hope: Spokesperson

    It’s totally ungrounded to call the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative a “debt trap”,  a spokesperson for the national political advisory body said Saturday, stressing that what the initiative brings to the participants is development and hope, rather than “debt trap” or “regional hegemonism”. Guo Weimin, the spokesperson for the second…

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    China’s Antarctica research station celebrates 30th birthday

    China’s research base Zhongshan Station in Antarctica, an important contributor to China’s undertakings in exploring, protecting and tapping the continent’s potential, celebrated its 30th birthday on Tuesday(February 26th). After three decades of development, the station has grown into a logistical transit hub for the inland expedition on the icy continent, as…

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    “Giant Coal producer” Shanxi turns to green development

    “What Shanxi impressed me most is, it used to have less than 1% of land-covered forests, but 50% of Shanxi’s land is covered by forests now!” Clemens von Goetze, German Ambassador to China said the above at a promotional event for Northern China’s Shanxi province, which was hosted at the…

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    China narrows trade surplus in 2018

    China’s exports rose 7.1 percent year on year in 2018, while imports grew 12.9 percent, resulting in a substantially narrowed trade surplus, according to a statistical communique issued by the country’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on Thursday (February 28th). The expert said that the country has opened wider to…

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    Chinese version of Nasdaq launched to reform capital market

    China’s top securities regulator on Friday(March 1st)released regulations on the science and technology (sci-tech) innovation board, a major step the country takes to reform its capital market. The regulations, to be implemented on a trial basis, took effect on Friday, according to the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC). The launch…

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    China’s carbon dioxide emissions shrink in 2018

    China’s carbon dioxide emission per 10,000 yuan (nearly $1,500) of GDP declined 4 percent in 2018, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). The country’s total area of afforestation reached 7.07 million hectares last year, according to a communique on China’s economic and social development in 2018 published by…

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    US returns 361 pieces (sets) of cultural relics, artifacts to China

    361 pieces (sets) of cultural relics and artifacts were returned to China by the US at a repatriation ceremony held in Indianapolis on Feb.28, local time. At the ceremony, representatives from China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration (SACH) and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) signed and exchanged certificate of…

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    The opinion of Chinese diaspora can be heard in two sessions

    At the opening ceremony of the annual session of China’s top political advisory body which will kick off on Sunday, attended by more than 2,000 national political advisors, there will be a special group of attendees who are not political advisors, but will sit at the front of the Great…

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    Shared kitchens become a new business model in China

    In some Chinese cities, restaurants are working hard to satisfy the appetites of customers ordering food delivery through apps on their phones. That’s leading to a booming market for renting kitchen space, without tables, chairs or waiters. China’s take-out industry grew by more than 33 percent to 200 billion yuan…

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