Housing occupancy rate in 28 Chinese cities at 12%: Report
Vacancy rates in Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai stood below 7 per cent, while rates in Nanchang, Langfang and Foshan were over 15 per cent.
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Space odyssey Moon Man soars as China’s latest box-office champion
Despite the sporadic resurgence of Covid-19 in the country, the film grossed more than 210 million yuan ($31.1 million) to top China's box office charts on its opening day.
Digital RMB application continues to expand in China
Compared with physical currencies, digital renminbi has the characteristics of lower cost, higher payment efficiency, wider application scenarios, higher anti-fake levels and is…
Chinese regulator stresses banks’ role in delivery of presold homes
As of mid-July, homebuyers in about 150 property projects across multiple cities refused to make mortgage payments due to delayed delivery of their presold homes.
Healing mugwort fixes poverty as well as aches
The Qichun county is attracting more investments as growers of mugwort – leaves that are used in a traditional Chinese healing therapy gains popularity nationwide.
China-HK discussing limited quarantine free travel: HK chief exec
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu also said it was not necessary to conduct mass city-wide testing as the compulsory tests ordered so far have succeeded in controlling the outbreak.
Cool-weather crops heat up district’s economy in Ningxia
Yuanzhou district in Northwest China sells 70 per cent of its cool-weather vegetables – cabbages, carrots – to other areas, making its vegetable industry a pillar of the…
Datang’s smart factories help sew up title of world’s ‘sock capital’
One-third of all pairs of socks worn on the planet are made in Datang, which is why the town has long been known as the "sock capital of the world".
Universal theme park to resume operations in China
The resort closed temporarily on May 1 because o the increasing number of Covid-19 cases that had been reported during the early days of Beijing's latest outbreak, which started…
Mainland pop culture gains traction among HK youth
A growing number of mainland brands have started branches in the city, while many mainland trends, like online shopping, also impact the lives of Hong Kong residents.