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Source: Beijing Daily, National Development and Reform, The Paper, and People’s Daily In China, every new national plan signals new opportunities. These blueprints indicate which industries will benefit from related policy support, which in turn shapes corporate strategies and investor confidence for years to come. To grasp how this

Editor's Note: Is China still a developing country? This question is not just about an economic problem. Actually, from a broader perspective, the answer to this question is deeply related to the responsibility that China should take, how China should be treated by the Western and Southern world,

The Chinese and U.S. teams held "professional, rational, in-depth, and candid" discussions on the economy and trade. By Ryan Yeh Li Chenggang, China international trade representative with the Ministry of Commerce and vice minister of commerce, made the remarks when briefing the press following the first meeting

Source: Xinhua The recent China-U.S. high-level meeting on economic and trade affairs in Geneva delivered results that went beyond expectations and allowed the world a brief sigh of relief. Many analysts anticipated that the United States would come back to some semblance of rationality, but perhaps not this quickly.

This article is composed of paragraphs from Zhejiang Publicity, People's Daily, Study Times, and Capital News. In the 1960s, anthropologist Clifford Geertz coined the term “involution” to describe a pattern of agricultural development on Indonesia’s Java Island, where labor input kept increasing but productivity did not. Although

Source: Sina Finance | Author: Global Times Thanks to a significant increase in renewable and nuclear energy production, China’s carbon emissions declined in the first quarter of 2025, despite a surge in electricity demand, AFP (Agence France-Presse) reported on Thursday, describing it as a key milestone for China. China has

The China-U.S. economic and trade meeting in Geneva has achieved substantive progress, resulting in a substantial reduction in bilateral tariff levels and sending a powerful ripple through global markets. What deeper significance lies behind this China-U.S. joint statement? To explore the question, Xiakedao, a public WeChat account operated

China’s state media Xinhua News Agency on Monday published a Chinese version of a commentary on the just-concluded China-U.S. Trade Talks. The commentary is titled China-U.S. Trade and Economic Talks Bring Relief and Confidence to Global Economy(新华时评丨中美经贸会谈为全球经济纾压增信). The following is a translation of the article. China-U.

By Guan Xin A Chinese commerce ministry spokesperson on Wednesday commented on an upcoming high-level economic and trade meeting with the United States by Vice Premier He Lifeng during his visit to Switzerland from May 9 to 12. Recently, the U.S. side has expressed willingness to engage in dialogue