Tourists interact with a performer on Sunday while watching a show at a scenic area in Luoyang, Henan province, themed on the Luoyang ruins of the Sui (581-618) and Tang (618-907) dynasties. The scenic area launched a carnival this summer, attracting a large number of visitors to immerse themselves in the unique experience within the palace complex.Zhang Yixi/For China Daily
Global investors more bullish on Chinese assets
China's capital markets are gaining increasing traction among global investors as foreign investment surged back in the first half of this year, supported by the country's economic resilience, continuing opening-up policies and growing demand for more diversified and renminbi-denominated assets, officials and experts said on Tuesday.
More occupations bolstering China's employment market
China is spearheading job creation through the introduction of new occupations, providing diverse career paths and high-quality employment opportunities.
Nation clears barriers for its disabled
China is on track to meet all 11 targets aimed at improving the welfare and social engagement of people with disabilities under its 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), officials announced on Tuesday.
Playing its appointed part in US' strategy will not bring Manila its desired rewards
When asked at his Senate confirmation hearing half a year ago if he could name one member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, describe what type of agreement the United States had with the ASEAN countries, and how many nations were in the bloc, the then defense secretary to-be Pete Hegseth replied that he knew the US has "allies in South Korea and Japan, and in AUKUS with Australia".
Hainan's customs closure a milestone
China is intensifying its institutional opening-up by moving toward "customs closure" in the Hainan Free Trade Port. This means goods entering or leaving the island province of Hainan, unless destined for any place on the Chinese mainland, will be subject to fewer customs checks and potentially lower or no tariffs.
Tariffs fuel push away from US
The United States' tariffs on European Union imports — potentially up to 30 percent from Aug 1 — will push countries and companies to diversify their supply chains and seek non-US markets rather than inclining toward the US, according to trade experts.
Innovation, solid supply chain attracting FDI
China will remain a vital innovation hub and manufacturing base for foreign corporations despite global economic uncertainty, said government officials and business leaders.
Beverage chains expand overseas footprint
Modern China Tea Shop, a leading Chinese-style tea drink brand, is marking its first step into the international market — but not through its signature brick- and-mortar tea houses.
From local roots to global solutions
For 30-year-old Estevan Nicholas Marin Quintero from Colombia, his first visit to China was nothing short of "incredible".
Dream move: Mbeumo signs for Man United
LONDON — Cameroon winger Bryan Mbeumo said on Monday that he "grew up wearing" a Manchester United shirt, after joining the club from Brentford on a deal until 2030, with an option for a further year.
