Worry easing over Chinese developers’ offshore debt
Observers point to the fact that the price of real estate bonds has rebounded strongly.
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More than 1.4 million sit for China’s civil service exam
Only 31,200 will be recruited, making the odds of getting a position about 1 in 46.
E-retailers bank on Black Friday for more consumers, bigger sales
The Covid-19 pandemic and the rapid development of the digital economy had a profound impact on Chinese consumers' attitudes and buying patterns.
China’s carbon emissions fall for first time since Covid lockdowns: Report
The world’s second biggest economy has vowed to peak emissions before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 — but authorities have struggled to wean the country off its…
CCTV: Tencent told to obtain Beijing’s okay for new apps
This latest move against embattled Tencent comes after nine of the group’s apps were found to have committed “violations” since the beginning of the year.
China’s Xi: Step up reforms of sci-tech sector
President Xi Jinping also called for developing a unified national market system for electrical power.
TCM treatment for Covid-19 recognized by BRI countries
The initial version of the traditional Chinese medicine treatment was created by local experts during the height of the Covid-19 epidemic.
Tianjin Port to be world’s first zero carbon terminal
The terminal's brain can automatically create optimised loading and unloading plans using artificial intelligence, increasing efficiency compared to traditional terminals
China’s Xi sets out actions, reforms to help countries address sluggish development
Analysts said that Xi's detailed solution for prioritizing development, put forth at recent multilateral, global or domestic conferences, could be summarized as four pillars for…
It’s not just Peng. China is cracking down on the MeToo movement
The ongoing crackdown has mostly targeted activists with little fame or clout and who often worked with marginalized groups.