By Li Qiaoyi, Song Lin and Ma Jingjing There is a huge difference between the current US-China trade tussle and the Cold War confrontations, former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger said at a session at the New Economy Forum held in Beijing, where he expressed hopes for success in the China-US ongoing trade negotiations. […]
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By People’s Daily The two ancient civilizations of China and Greece enjoy a well-established and long history of friendly exchanges. Leaders of the two countries pay great attention to promoting mutual learning through cultural exchanges so as make the two civilizations shine brightly. With a strong sense of history and responsibility, China and Greece both […]
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By Zhang Qiyue Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Greece for a state visit from November 10 to 12 at the invitation of Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos. It is the first visit of a Chinese president to Greece in the past 11 years and will surely be a milestone in the history of China-Greece relations. […]
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Low-carbon energy development concerns the future of humanity, Chinese President Xi Jinping said in a congratulatory letter to the Taiyuan Energy Low Carbon Development Forum, which opened on Tuesday in Taiyuan of north China’s Shanxi province, a traditional energy production center in China. The country attaches great importance to low-carbon energy development and actively […]
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By Ren Huanyu, People’s Daily Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Nepali counterpart Bidya Devi Bhandari jointly announced to establish a strategic partnership of cooperation between the two nations featuring everlasting friendship for development and prosperity in the spirit of solidarity and win-win cooperation. The announcement was made when Xi made a two-day […]
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By Zhang Hui New World Development, one of the Hong Kong’s big four property conglomerates, announced it will donate 3 million square feet (270,000 sq m) of farmland – nearly one-fifth of its farmland holdings – to build new homes amid Hong Kong’s housing crisis which has been partially blamed for the violent protests […]
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Editor’s Note: 70 years ago, when China was still in the ruins of war and buildings were waiting to be constructed, people did not expect that it would turn into an infrastructure giant so soon that is now even helping others to build bridges, ports and rails overseas. The country did not stop at that […]
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