Opinion
Innovation the powerhouse of China's economy
Despite the challenges of unilateralism and protectionism to economic globalization, China is becoming more firmly integrated into the global economy and will promote the strategy of innovation and development.
China's high-quality economic development gathers pace
Positive economic data shows great resilience with a continuous improvement in the competitiveness of Chinese enterprises.
China attracts foreign investors with its strong magnetism
China is continuing to prove itself to be an attractive destination for international investment in the face of a global slowdown in capital flows.
China's new tech market to boost high-quality development
China's newly launched market for homegrown tech companies is expected to boost the reform of its capital market and as well as the country’s high-quality development.
Breakthrough for opening up as China slims negative lists for foreign investment
The shortening of the negative lists of sectors in which foreign involvement is restricted will help China boost high-quality growth and create a better business climate for foreign investors.
Global scientists invited to share the benefits of space exploration
China’s invited scientists from all countries to take part in its upcoming lunar and deep space exploration, demonstrating its willingness to share its knowledge about our universe with all of humanity.
China's Q1 performance lays stable foundation for annual growth
China achieved a better-than-expected economic performance in the first quarter of the year, laying a stable foundation for the country to meet its growth target in 2019.
A just cause should be pursued for the common good
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has expounded on the country's foreign policy, making it clear that a just cause should be pursued for the common good.
Colossal tax cuts to inject strong momentum into China's economy
China's government is preparing to introduce a bigger-than-anticipated package of economic stimulus measures that look set to keep the country's economy in good shape for the years ahead.
New opportunities for China to counter downward pressure on growth
Will China be able to maintain steady economic growth this year? The answer is loud and clear in the targets Premier Li Keqiang announces for 2019.
China’s economic performance last year reinforces confidence in 2019
Official figures show that the government met the goals it set for itself in last year’s government work report. The year ahead will have its challenges, but China’s strong economic performance in 2018 is a source of confidence.
China keen to work with others to share the benefits of future growth
The fourth industrial revolution and technological innovation offers the world tremendous opportunity. China is willing and eager to work with others to ensure that all countries have an equal opportunity to prosper.
Looking to China's past to better understand its future
By looking at China's development from a broad historical, cultural and philosophical perspective, its actions and future directions can be better understood.
Broad-based tax cuts to benefit small and micro enterprises
The tax cuts for small and micro enterprises in China will help to stimulate the economy and support job market growth.
Baijiu ban a reminder that China's corruption crackdown not over
China's anti-corruption has achieved positive results, but the fight isn't over.
New Year brings both uncertainty, opportunity for China's economy
China is determined to further deepen its reform and opening up, and won't slide backwards into seclusion.
The sun will rise, and China will be here tomorrow
The past four decades of reform and opening up in China gives rise to optimism. Just as we can be sure that the sun will rise tomorrow, we can be certain that China’s people are ready for whatever challenges ahead.
Reform of free trade zones to give a boost to national innovation
The bottom line is that China's government is seeking to make the most of the opportunities presented by the development of its pilot free trade zones.
Trade war shouldn’t stop China’s domestic reform battle
The trade war between China and the United States has come to a turning point. This week, the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) is holding public hearings to consider imposing an additional 10 percent duty on approximately 200 billion dollars' worth of Chinese goods.
China's congress lays out ongoing reforms, nationwide negative list
China will also continue to improve the economy by expanding the market access via the negative list. This policy has been long in the making, and is an important economic reform.