By Luo Shanshan, As of the end of 2024, foreign investors had established nearly 1.24 million enterprises in China, with actual use of foreign capital reaching 20.6 trillion yuan ($2.84
By Gu Yekai, Special effects and rendering in movies, as well as everyday applications of generative artificial intelligence (AI), facial recognition, and real-time translation, all rely on intelligent computing power.
By Wang Ke, Dou Hao, As environmental awareness continues to grow, green and low-carbon consumption has become a key factor influencing consumer decisions in China, especially among young people. From
By Li Hongxing, How should the vitality of a market be measured? In China, the story of “two fish”—the domestically farmed eel and imported salmon—offers a compelling lens. Eels, commonly
By Gong Ming, Today, China’s new development philosophy has gained global recognition, becoming a broadly welcomed global public good. In 2024, more than ten foreign heads of state and chiefs
By Luo Shanshan, Opening up is a distinct hallmark of Chinese modernization. Since the beginning of 2025, various regions and government departments in China have been steadily enhancing institutional opening
By He Yin, Chinese animated blockbuster “Ne Zha 2” has been released in countries such as Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, and Fiji, with impressive presales and enthusiastic
By He Yin, Recently, a foreign scholar described China as an “enabler.” This term vividly encapsulates China’s commitment to building a community with a shared future for mankind and providing
By He Yin, This year marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the European Union (EU)—an important milestone that bridges the past and future,
By Huan Yuping, At the recently held 61st Munich Security Conference (MSC), multipolarity became the focus of discussion. Is today’s world truly moving toward a multipolar order? Will multipolarity lead
