China’s 2026 Spring Festival Travel Rush Sets Record with 9.4 Billion Trips
China’s 2026 Spring Festival travel period recorded 9.4 billion trips, marking a historic surge in mobility and signaling robust economic recovery.
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China’s 2026 Spring Festival travel period recorded 9.4 billion trips, marking a historic surge in mobility and signaling robust economic recovery.
China’s railways recorded 121 million passenger trips during the 2026 Spring Festival, signaling a rebound in travel and economic activity.
China’s 2026 Spring Festival film season highlights shifting consumer preferences and economic resilience, with record box office earnings and diverse genre popularity.
Cities across the Chinese mainland dazzle with fireworks and lanterns to welcome the Year of the Horse, blending tradition with modern vitality in 2026.
China’s industrial profits rebound in 2026 through strategic capital reallocation to advanced manufacturing and green technologies, signaling economic transformation.
China’s large-scale industrial enterprises saw a 0.6% profit growth in 2025, ending a three-year decline, driven by policy support and manufacturing resilience.
China’s Ministry of Finance announces continued proactive fiscal measures in 2026 to support economic growth and stability, emphasizing increased spending and structural reforms.
Hong Kong’s tourism sector rebounds with 45M visitors in 2025, driven by cultural initiatives and national integration strategies under the Five-Year Plan.
President Xi Jinping praises China’s solid progress over the past year despite complex challenges, highlighting advancements in modernization and innovation at a New Year reception.
Chinese President Xi Jinping highlighted China’s progress in advancing modernization despite challenges, at a Lunar New Year reception in Beijing, urging unity and resilience as the nation enters the Year of the Snake.
China announces plans to increase funding for digital device subsidies in 2025, aiming to boost domestic demand and drive economic recovery. Consumers can expect more affordable phones, tablets, and wearables.
Profits of major industrial firms in the Chinese mainland saw a smaller decline in November, with key industries posting growth, signaling potential economic recovery.
As the WTO marks its 30th anniversary, six distinguished figures discuss its evolution and future. At a critical juncture, their insights highlight the organization’s role in global economic recovery and cooperation.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang chaired a State Council meeting, urging detailed implementation of economic strategies from the recent Central Economic Work Conference, focusing on special-purpose bonds, investment funds, and work safety.
Tencent CEO Pony Ma expresses confidence in China’s policies supporting the private sector, highlighting new legislation and government initiatives aimed at driving economic recovery and growth.
China’s manufacturing PMI rose to 50.3 in November, marking the second consecutive month of expansion and signaling accumulating positive trends in the economy.
China’s economy is poised to sustain its recovery in November and December, as the National Development and Reform Commission reports increased market confidence and a rise in investment.
China’s consumer prices rose by 0.3% in October, reflecting stable growth amid an economic recovery. Falling energy prices and steady food prices contributed to mild inflation, signaling balanced economic progress.
Peru is preparing to host the APEC Summit in Lima, aiming to boost its economy amid recovery and low employment. The meeting brings together Asia-Pacific economies, offering opportunities for growth.
China’s manufacturing sector rebounds as the PMI rises to 50.1 in October, marking a return to expansion and signaling strengthened economic momentum driven by increased production and market demand.