
China’s Leaders Emphasize Private Sector’s Vital Role at New Symposium
China’s top leaders gather at a symposium to reinforce the vital role of the private sector in driving technological innovation and economic stability.
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China’s top leaders gather at a symposium to reinforce the vital role of the private sector in driving technological innovation and economic stability.
China’s booming consumption market presents vast cooperation opportunities globally, driven by high-quality development and new consumption models during the Spring Festival.
China’s booming consumption market offers significant cooperation opportunities for countries worldwide, signaling economic recovery and growth.
China’s State Council announces measures to boost domestic consumption and stabilize foreign investment by 2025, focusing on increasing incomes, expanding key sectors, and enhancing foreign enterprise support.
The Chinese mainland introduces new measures to boost domestic consumption and stabilize foreign investment for 2025, focusing on key growth sectors and enhancing foreign business support.
Winter sports flourish across China as the 2025 Asian Winter Games in Harbin boost the ice and snow economy.
Over 20 million Chinese consumers have taken advantage of electronic trade-in subsidies, driving significant growth in the electronics market and supporting economic momentum.
China’s January 2025 CPI and PPI data indicate a stable price trend amid steady economic recovery, providing a solid foundation for future macroeconomic policies.
Explore the new trends fueling China’s economic vitality—from winter sports and robotics to anime culture and traditional craftsmanship.
Harbin’s ice and snow tourism thrives during the 2025 Spring Festival, setting attendance records ahead of hosting the 9th Asian Winter Games.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival sees strong consumption boost through vouchers and policies, driving economic growth and holiday spending.
China’s economy grew by 5% in 2024, meeting its annual target. Industrial output and exports led the growth, with fourth-quarter GDP rising by 5.4%, exceeding expectations.
Goldman Sachs has raised its economic growth forecasts for the Chinese mainland in 2024 and 2025, citing recent pro-growth measures and policy shifts.