At Your Fingertips

Biometric technology is helping to streng then China's banking security you are at the ATM machine.You have your credit card ready,but can't remember the password.You have several credit cards,and it is always     

At Risk ofDeflation

<正>The United States is ramping up adjusted anti-dumping and countervailing duties on China’s tire industry China’s tire industry faces adjusted anti-dumping and countervailing duty(CVD)rates imposed by the U.S.Department of Commerce on passenger vehicle and light truck tires,according to a Federal Register notice announced on August 10.Anti-dumping rates range from     

At Full Throttle

China's largest train maker seeks to lower its high liability-asset ratio through a dual listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong china's largest train maker debuted on Shanghai and Hong Kong stock exchanges in August-the country's first domestic initial public offering (IPO) in the second half of the year.     

At Excess Capacity

正China's steel sector vows to face up to the problems created by rapid expansion China's steel blast furnaces are hot,too hot,operating at an overcapacity that will be exacerbated amid the economic slowdown.The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) recently approved a mega steel project in Zhanjiang,Guangdong     

Feel At Home

Holiday Inn Downtown Beijing is a four-star business hotel man- aged by the Intercontinental Hotels Group. Located at Fuchengmen overpass at the northwest corner of the Second Ring Road, it enjoys very convenient transportation, just three     

Feeling At Home

Im German.Not that this means a lot to other people,but it means a lot to me.Because being German has always made me feel humble about my identity.In a broader sense,it means I'm from that country with the dark history,     

At a Crossroads

正In a speech at the Penn Wharton China Summit 2018 in Philadelphia on Aprill 5,Chinese Ambassador to the United States.Cui Tiankai,reaffirmed China's commitment to further opening up.He also urged U.S.politicians and strategists to make the right choice for the world's most important bilateral relationship.An edited excerpt follows:     

At Home Abroad

<正>An overseas Chinese entrepreneur helps build a bridge between China and small island countries Decades of living abroad have not meant SeychelloisChinese entrepreneur James Quincy Liao has forgotten his motherland.The businessman recently returned to China to attend the First Overseas Chinese Industrial and Commercial Congress in Beijing from July 6-7.     

Keeping Your Cool

Guizhou Province is emerging as the perfect natural escape from summer heat,attracting visitors with the freshest air in China summer in China can be a time of stifiingly humid days,     

Growing Your Own

<正>A new mode of agriculture helps people get involved in organic farming On a cold winter morning, Yin Ruiqing, a retired worker in Beijing, was busy     

Follow Your Heart

Larry Warsh,an experienced art collector and dealer in New York,has been involved in the art world for more than 25 years.Since 2000,he has focused on collecting and championing contemporary Chinese art.In 2007,he founded AW Asia,a private organization dedicated to the promotion of contemporary Chinese art through institutional loans and museum acquisitions,curatorial projects,publishing and educational programs.In an interview with Beijing Review reporter Chen Wen,Warsh shares his thoughts on collecting Chinese art.     

Stopping Abuse At Home

<正>New legislation helps to address the issue of domestic violenceOn March 8,Guo Jianmei,a Beijing-based lawyer and advocate for women's rights,welcomed the announcement of a legislative plan that she believes is a great boon to those suffering from maltreatment by family members.That day,top legislator Zhang Dejiang announced that China will speed up the drafting of     

Leadership At Low Ebb

正The Trump administration should stop sending troubling signals When they go low,we go high,Michelle Obama,the former U.S.first lady,fa mously said while expressing her support to Hillary Clinton's2016 presidential bid against current President Donald Trump.While the world is currently under the threat of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and nearly all nations have rallied to help contain     

Dueling Narratives At Shangri-La

<正>Chinese defense chief draws redlines on Taiwan question at the Shangri-La forum ‘No one should ever underestimate the strong resolve and ability of the Chinese military to safeguard its territorial integrity,” State Councilor and Defense Minister Wei Fenghe said at the 19th Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore on June 12.     

A Career At Home

正More educated women choose to stay at home Dai Ping, whose son is a first grader in a primary school in Beijing, has noticed a growing number of higher educated stay-at-home mothers around her community. Currently, 11 children in her     

Property Market At Crossroads

正Local governments have taken measures to cool sizzling housing prices,but the effects remain uncertain Wang Limin,a 35-year-old engineer who lives in Beijing and owns a 71-squaremeter apartment in the city center,has seen his property appreciate by more than 2     

Well-being At the Forefront

<正>The first session of the 12th National People's Congress opened in Beijing on March 5.The annual event will see China's leadership change.Premier Wen Jiabao, on behalf of the State Council,delivered his government work report for the last time on that day. Wen reviewed the achievements of the past decade,especially the last five years,setting out anticipated targets and macroeconomic policy for future economic and social development. The 15,000-word report,the shortest of the past 10 years,emphasized the     

No Difference At All

正Inclusive preschool education is accessible for hearing-impaired kids March 3 marked the 17th National Ear Care Day.The Beijing Qicong Kindergarten was established with assistance from the China Rehabilitation Research Center for Deaf Children(CRRCDC)     

Be Your Own Boss

SINCE the emergence of China＇s first private business in 1980, the proportion of private enterprises in the national economy has grown steadily and swiftly. In 2004 the government enacted an amendament for the protection of private property in the Constitution, and in the following years created a series of policies that encouraged individual entrepreneurship.