
China’s ‘Quality Homes’ Initiative Transforms Urban Living Standards
China introduces new residential standards to enhance living quality through safety, sustainability, and smart technology, reshaping urban housing development.
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China introduces new residential standards to enhance living quality through safety, sustainability, and smart technology, reshaping urban housing development.
Shanghai’s GDP surpasses 5.39 trillion yuan in 2024, solidifying its role as China’s economic gateway and global hub. Latest updates on KhabarAsia.com.
China expands service sector reforms to nine cities, aiming to boost innovation and global economic ties through streamlined regulations and investment incentives.
Discover Yantai Mountain in Shandong Province, where the Yellow Sea meets vibrant port activity and a blend of historical and modern architecture.
Discover Beijing’s new cultural-economic fusion hub: A film academy-turned-entertainment complex redefining urban leisure and business opportunities.
From Paris’ Grand Palais to Expo 2025 Osaka, discover how world expos leave lasting architectural legacies that redefine cities.
China implements updated residential construction standards effective May 1, prioritizing safety, sustainability, and smart home technology integration.
A European scholar explores China’s multilayered approach to local governance, comparing its community-driven systems with Western political fragmentation.
Chongqing repurposes over 1,000 WWII air-raid shelters into vibrant consumer hubs, enhancing public services and boosting commerce in its bid to become an international consumption center.
A look at the six-year growth of China’s Greater Bay Area, its $1.95 trillion economy, and the seamless intercity transit network enhancing the region’s dynamism.
Harbin’s successful hosting of the 2025 Asian Winter Games marks a new chapter in the city’s urban development and economic growth, boosting tourism and winter sports enthusiasm.
Explore how Central Street, Harbin’s historic Zhongyang Street, has been pivotal in transforming the city from a small fishing village into a thriving metropolis of over 10 million.