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Despite recent concerns about China's economic prospects, the world's second largest economy looks set to maintain growth

Interconnected, interdependent

Through this inter-civilizational dialogue, China has contributed its ideas to other civilizations and at the same time benefited from their merits

Making translation smarter

The development of AI translation technology is expediting with the requirement for from both market and users
Challenges and responsibilities

China's transition into new phase of development brings new opportunities.
Free to develop

Xizang has embarked on a new path of modernization alongside the rest of the nation

Full-spectrum support

Measures concerning infrastructure,education, healthcare abd employment has been carried out to boost Xinjiang's development

Annual political sessions emphasize stable progress

China aims for a GDP growth rate of around 5 percent in 2024

Time for the Two Sessions

China's major political gatherings, which consists of the NPC and CPPCC National Committee are coming this month, behold the latest drafts from committee members

The dragon's fortune

Holiday spending offers a crucial glimpse into the direction of the Chinese economy

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Tourism economy booms this winter

Various tourist destinations in China have witnessed tourism economy boom this winter,and the outbound travel orders are soaring high

A symbol of prosperity and hope

The Chinese Year of the Dragon is a time for nurturing aspirations and cultivating resilience
Delivering the future

China's delivery sector has experienced remarkable growth and made contributions to international trade

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