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With senior citizens aged 60 or over accounting for 21 percent of China's population, more and more attention is being focused on healthcare

Exploration Vacation

Despite sweltering heat in most parts of the country, summer has traditionally been a high travel season in China, and one largely fueled by students taking a break from their schoolwork

No One Left Behind

In 2019, Xizang Autonomous Region bid farewell to absolute poverty, 60 years after its people emerged from the shackles of serfdom

Sustainability Surge

Travelers visiting Zhangjiakou City, located some 200 km northwest of Beijing, are in for a pleasant surprise

Enough Room

FedEx. Boeing. Apple. These household names and others were represented in a U.S.-China Business Council (USCBC) Board of Directors' delegation to China in late July

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Two hands

Market dysfunction has long prompted economists to explore a more nuanced approach, characterized by a combination of the visible and invisible hands. China's exploration of a socialist market economy gives these economists food for thought

Continuity and change

The recently concluded conference of senior Communist Party of China (CPC) officials will likely go down in history as a major milestone in the country's development

An eco-friendly economy

As its eco-friendly products go global, China is keen to share its concept of mutually supportive environmental and economic development internationally

Evolving openness

From the Alpine town of Davos to the Chinese coastal city of Dalian, the World Economic Forum has come a long way

Reform drives progress

The establishment of Xiongan is just one of the transformative steps China has taken since the 18th Communist Party of China National Congress in November 2012

Out of many, one

It is important to study China's ethnic groups in the broader context of the Chinese culture. Understanding the Chinese civilization requires taking into account all of these groups

Game changers

The mere mention of the word "countryside" used to conjure up images of a dull, rustic life. But things are changing fast. Several trendy sports events that have emerged in China's rural areas are becoming national phenomena, shattering long-held stereotypes

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