China＇s New Deal

In the months after the new leadership took power, China appears to have entered a period of accelerated reform.     

China＇s Contribution to the World Economy

Since the world financial crisis broke out in 2008, China has become a main engine of world economic growth.     

China＇s New Industrial Revolution

FOR the first time in over a century, following the international financial crisis, the U.S. has been displaced as the world＇s largest industrial producer - this position now being taken by China. This period also witnessed the greatest shift in the balance of global industrial production in such a short period in world economic history.     

China＇s Private Economy：Challenges and Solutions：An Economy Matures

For the first three decades of the People＇s Republic, the Chinese economy consisted solely of state-owned or collectively owned enterprises.The emergence of private businesses following China＇s reform and opening-up in 1978 ushered in a private economy that has since grown to account for up to 50 percent of the country＇s GDP,70 percent of its jobs and 30-40 percent of its tax revenue.     

The Role of China＇s Imports in the Global Economy

ENTERING the WTO in 2001 has not only brought China a share in trade dividends but also opened up greater opportunities for the world economy.     

Coordinating Regional Development in China’s Economy

Central and western China is seeking to stimulate economic growth through its advantages in labor, resources and geography and its regional planning policies. Meanwhile, eastern China is feeling the pressure brought by economic restructuring and aims to release it using resource integration and institutional reform.     

China＇s New Diplomatic Blueprint for South Asia

IN September, following his attendance at the 14th Meeting of the Council of the Heads of State of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization （SCO） and his state visit to Tajikistan, Chinese President Xi Jinping began his tour of three South Asian countries： the Maldives, Sri Lanka, and India. It was President Xi＇s first visit to the region since he took office. The trip gave rise to significant improvements in mapping out China＇s new diplomatic blueprint on South Asia, expanding China＇s neighborhood diplomacy, and reshaping world geopolitics.     

China’s Economy Discussed at Davos Talks

FROM September 14 to 16, 2011, more than 1,600 officials, economists and entrepreneurs from 90 countries and regions worldwide gathered in Dalian, China, for the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions, also known as the Summer Davos. They held nearly 100 discussions on topics including the development of Chinese and global economy, the low-carbon economy, new measuring index of growth, and intellectual property rights.     

China＇s West： Generating Change

OVER a century after droves of Americans were heading to the western states to seek out new opportunities, the Chinese government launched its own campaign to put Western China onto a fast development track. By 2010, thanks to the Western Development Program, the pace of economic growth there overtook that of the eastern coastal region to become a new economic engine in China.     

A New Dimension to China＇s Interactions with the World

正The Chinese Dream in Full Swing Speech Extracts from the International Dialogue on the Chinese Dream Forum THE Chinese Dream is as important to the whole world as it is to China’s material and spiritual prosperity.     

Private Enterprises Contribute Greatly to China＇s Economy

The past three decades of China＇s reforms have witnessed the conception,birth and growth of private enterprises,which now play an important role in optimizing the country＇s economic structure and mode of economic growth, expanding state revenue and providing employment opportunities.     

China’s Economy over the Last Ten

CHINA is approaching its once-in-adecade change in president and gov- ernment. It’s a good time to pause and reflect on the last 10 years of China’s economic performance. The data for 2012 is stil being produced, so our decade has to be 2001- 2011. This doesn’t give us a precise overlap with the country’s politics - 2001 was the final year of the previous administration,     

China＇s Wellness Revolution

SEVERAL years after its publication, the Wellness Revolution remains a cult best-selling book. Its writer, businessman and motivational speaker Paul Zane Pilzer, advised investors and ama-teur stock market players that “wellness“ would be the next tril-     

Low-carbon Economy： Developments and Prospects

IN an age increasingly plagued by global warming and dwindling natural resources, the development of a low-carbon economy is a real and pressing challenge for any country. The task of greenhouse gas emission reduction is especially arduous for a big developing country like China. How to lower energy consumption and carbon emissions while still keeping a rapid and healthy economic growth？ How to effect the transformation of economic structure toward sustainable social and economic development by promoting low-carbon industries and finance？ In recent years the Chinese government has bent on the exploration of a development mode that suits Chinese conditions,     

Intertidal Beach Development Propels Jiangsu＇s Coastal Economy

JIANGSU Province is endowed with a coastline of 1,000 kilometers, most of which is formed of silt. But in the past its coastal settlements, including the port cities of Nantong, Yancheng and Lianyungang, often complained that their coastal beaches were only good enough to be banked up for farming or raising aquatic products.     

Learning from Nature China Develops a Recyclable Economy

IN 2005, the Standing Committeeof the National People's Con-gress (NPC) incorporated theLaw on the Promotion of the Re-cyclable Economy in its legisla-tion plan, and charged the Environmentand Resources Protection Committeewith drafting it. The committee …