Chengdu,Today and Tomorrow

Since China launched the drive to develop western provinces, Chengdu, capital of Sichuan Province, has encountered swift and strong growth on the back of state policy support. The city’s momentum gained even greater steam in recent years as more and more manufacturing industries move inland from the east coast. Chengdu took     

A Better Tomorrow

正Broader Belt and Road cooperation will unfold after pandemic blows over The impact of the novel coronavirus disease(COVID-19) on the world economy is yet to be assessed. Estimations are particularly difficult because plans are being continuously     

A Better Tomorrow

<正>Ending world hunger,eradicating poverty and creating a planet filled with peace and prosperity seems like fantasy,but the 193 member states of the United Nations(UN)took steps in mid-August to turn that dream into a reality.After two years of negotiations,participating countries agreed to     

Macao:Yesterday, Today,and Tomorrow

MACAOliesonthesoutheasterncoastofChina,40nauticalmilesfromHongKonganddividedfromZhuhaionlybyariver.AnarrowstripoflandlinksMacaowithZhuhaiatGongbei.ToitssouthistheSouthChinaSea.Inancienttimes,becauseMacaoPeninsulalookedliketheinsideofanoyster'sshell,Macaowascalled"Haojiang."BeforeHongKongopeneduptotheWest,MacaowasoneofthelargesttradingcentersintheEastfromwhichEuropeanmerchantscouldtradewithChinaandJapan.FoIIowingHongKong'sopening,Macao'sstatusdeclined.Butoverthepast20years,influen…     

China-U.S. Economic Ties, Today and Tomorrow

IT is impossible to overstate the significance of economic ties to the general relationship between China and the United States. During Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit to the United States from January 19 to 21 the two governments issued a joint statement of 41 articles covering a wide range of issues. Of those, 14 concern bilateral trade and economic     

Sino-Japanese Economic Ties: Today and Tomorrow

CHINA and Japan are neighbors and should be ideal trading partners.However,historical factors and the recent disputes over the Diaoyu Islands have affected the economic relationship between the two countries.Should an economic war break out between the world’s second and third largest economies,who would prove the winner?     

流动好?留守好?——农民工子女教育的比较

本文立足于实证调查数据对流动儿童与留守儿童的社会化过程进行比较,分析结果发现:在智育社会化与生活社会化方面流动儿童与留守儿童不存在显著差异,在身心健康、知识面广度方面流动儿童优于留守儿童,在人际关系方面留守儿童优于流动儿童,总体社会化结果上流动儿童优于留守儿童。这意味着农民工子女选择流动更理想,更能够促进其健康发展。     

Better Rails, Better Life

The China Railway Pavilion showcases the development and future of China’s impressive railway network At the ongoing World Expo in Shanghai, the China Railway Pavilion is one of the technological masterpieces stunning the visitors.     

Better Village,Better Life

A special post office is gaining a positive reputation for sending slow mail The image of a smiling panda suspended from a pole greets visitors along the Second Middle Street in the 798 Art Zone,a once industrial area that has been reclaimed as a gathering place for Beijing's innovative artists.     

Better Environment,Better Games

No one would believe that Donghaochong Stream,now a leisure site for Guangzhou's residents,used to be a smelly,stagnant waterway of filth; it was a stain on the city's image in the run-up to the Guangzhou 2010Asian Games.After a year of intensive water purification work,the 3-km stream has been transformed into the Seine of south China-the water is cleaner and businesses,including Starbucks and other cafés,have sprung up on its banks for tourists and citizens to enjoy.     

Better Beans,Better Supplies

Life in the fields has made Wang Qiuling look older than her age.Her face has been wrinkled from long days spent in the sun inspecting soybeans as an agricultural expert.Wang,who works for the Heze Academy of Agricultural Sciences in Heze,Shandong Province,has been breeding better varieties of soybeans for the past three decades.     

Infrastructure For Tomorrow

January 16 marked the fifth anniversary of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank(AIIB). Today, the multilateral development bank has grown into an institution with more than 100 members. At an online event hosted by U.S. think tank Brookings Institution on January 25, AIIB President Jin Liqun talked about its operations and ambitions.     

Hope for Tomorrow

Du Fu, one of China’s most renowned poets who lived 1,200 years ago, once wrote, When will there be tens of thousands ofhouses, to shelter all the homeless and poor in this world?These words reverberated in the minds of many Chinese this Spring Festival as their thoughts went out to survivors of the devastating     

A Story of Tomorrow

Chimneys were, for a short period of time, the symbols of indus-trialization and urbanization. They were soon reduced to symbols of pollution and backwardness. But today the site of a chimney at the     

Toward an Intelligent Tomorrow

Robin Li,CEO of Internet giant Baidu,foresees artificial intelligence (AI) changing our lives and ways of production.Li is also a member of the 13th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC),the top political advisory body.He talked with Beijing Review reporter Zhao Wei about the proposals he has submitted at the annual CPPCC session,which kicked off on March 4,Baidu's recent innovations,and China's position in global Al technology.This is an edited excerpt of his interview.     

Better and Better

<正>For Muslim Chinese,"minority"means enrichment,not division Aboard showing pictures of 28 senior residents who have performed the haj pilgrimage stands at a park at the village gate.Sixty-eight families comprising 620 people from the Hui ethnic group live in the village,which in 2013 was renovated under a government program devoted to the minority group.     

Bigger,But Better?

正China's largest firms need to build competitiveness and profitabilityThe Fortune Global 500,an annual list of the globe's top 500 companies by revenue,now includes 110 Chinese firms,an increase for the 10th consecutive year,according to the Fortune Global 500's 2016     

Happier Children, Better Future

Children are the future of humankind and society as well as extensions of their parents’ lives. For various reasons, certain children encounter diffculties and misfortune in their lives and need special care. Over the past decades governments, as well as enterprises, NGOs, institutions and philanthropists, within and outside of China have done theirpart to help the children there who are less fortunate than most.     

Smarter Industry,Better Life

<正>Intelligent technologies help China upgrade its traditional manufacturing industry while bringing convenience to people’s lives Like the countless white-collar workers in China’s many state-owned enterprises based in Beijing, Zhou Yun is busy from sunrise to sunset, with little time for housework