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Remains of former senior Chinese legislator Ragdi cremated

The remains of Ragdi, former vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), China's top legislature, were cremated in Beijing on June 12

More Chinese provinces extend marriage leave in family support push

China is rolling out extended marriage leave in at least 27 provincial-level regions as part of ongoing efforts to foster a more family-friendly society

China's refined tax refund policy fuels inbound consumption

China saw a vibrant surge in inbound consumption following the rollout of its refined tax-refund-upon-departure policy, with notable increases in both the number of tax refund stores and the total amount refunded

China's rare earth regulations responsible step toward sustainable global supply, security

China's recent announcement of new regulations to strengthen export control measures on certain rare earth-related items is a measure driven by its domestic industrial sustainable development needs

Prioritizing protein, fiber and balanced meals for health

China is promoting healthier dietary habits amid rising obesity rates and a growing prevalence of nutrition-related metabolic diseases.

How an ancient festival fuels the modern economy

During the holiday period this year, the market demonstrated remarkable enthusiasm for related folk activities and festival-themed products

The growing trend of DIY furniture among youth in China

The possibility of creative applications with these materials inspires many people, who are eager to try their own projects.

A Dutch horticulturist cultivates connection between his homeland and China

Windmills rotate gracefully, European-style buildings stand prominently and vast fields of wildly colored tulips extend to the horizon… Such a picturesque scene can not only be spotted in the Netherlands but also in Dafeng District, Yancheng City of Jiangsu Province in east China, at a place called—Holland Flower Park.

From dumplings to dumbbells, young Chinese are pumping up their pursuit of physical health

With updated dietary guidelines coming in straight from the top, the establishment of weight loss clinics nationwide and an overall appetite for improving quality of life, China's youth are investing in long-term health—one mindful bite and explosive burpee at a time

Remains of China's former senior military official Xu Qiliang cremated

The remains of China's former senior military official Xu Qiliang were cremated in Beijing on June 8

Dragon boat races spark rise in tourism spending during ancient Chinese festival

Dragon Boat Festival falls on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month each year, and in 2009, it became the first Chinese holiday to be inscribed on UNESCO's list of Intangible Cultural Heritage

Reversing outdated escalator etiquette

Recently, small footprint stickers have appeared on escalators in some subway stations in Beijing. Subway operators say these "footprints" are placed there to remind passengers they don't have to "stand on the right and walk on the left" of escalators but can instead stand side-by-side with another passenger

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