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.     

New China＇s Fine Art Revolution

WHEN centuries of artistic development were transplanted into a revolutionary culture reinventing itstraditions, what unfolded was a half century of the most interesting developments in China＇s art scene.     

China＇s New Deal

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

Re-examining China＇s Economic Growth Momentum

正ACCORDING to the National Bureau of Statistics,China’s economic growth rates in the fi rst and second quarters of 2014 were 7.4 percent and7.5 percent respectively,lower than those of last year’s third and fourth quarters,which were 7.8 percent and 7.7 percent.Observers have started to question this economic trend:Is China headed for a recession?Judging by the growth rate,China’s economy does seem to be slowing down.But in fact,there is signifi cant sustaining potential and momentum behind the country’s economic growth,and factors like structural adjustment     

China＇s Changing Development Pattern

正DATA available on the world’s two largest economies,China and the U.S.,for 2013provide an opportunity to take stock of China’s immediate economic prospects and the more general challenges facing its economic development strategy.     

The NBA＇s ＂China Derby＂

IF the sheer number of deals the American National Basketball Association （NBA） has with Chinese television stations around the country is anything to go by, basketball is big business in China these days. In addition to arrangements with 51 local and regional broadcasters in China, the NBA has concluded marketing contracts with 20 major Chinese companies. Millions of Chinese watch NBA games, and 30 percent of the traffic to NBA.com originates in China.     

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.     

New Prospects for China＇s Economy

In recent years china has intentionally slowed down its economic growth to tacilitate sustainable growth and protect the environment.     

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 Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities in Brief

The First China＇s Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities The First Grand Sports Meeting with Kaleidoscopic Ethnic Sports,The Second China＇s Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities 800,000 People Came to View,The Fourth ,The Third China＇s Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities Games Emblem, Flag and Symbol Adopted,The Fourth ,China＇s Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities Sports Song Adopted.     

China＇s ＂Green Rush＂

IN a 2005 New York Tunes report titled: "China Is Bright Spot in Dark Report on the World's Diminishing Forests," Ms. Mette L. Wilkie, forest officer of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), was quoted as saying: "Asia lost about 3,000 square miles of forest a year in the 90s, but gained nearly 4,000 annually since 2000. Almost all of that change has occurred because of China's new forest policy." The article concluded that widespread tree planting in China has slowed the rate at which the earth's forested land is dwindling. So what's been happening on the ground?     

The Categorization of China＇s Ethnic Minorities Sports

A total of 676 traditional sports have been identified as originating with China＇s 55 ethnic minorities. They are introduced in the book, About China＇s Ethnic Traditional Sports, which was published after nationwide research and sorting in China. Some of these sports are now part of people＇s daily life and entertainment, and some continue to exist after being incorporated into folk dances.     

China＇s Space Exploration

The three phases of outer spaceexploration are:the launch ofman-made satellites,mannedspace ight and lunar explora-tion.After more than 50 yearsof perseverance,Chinese scien-tists,relying solely on their ownexpertise and technical know-how,have become the world'sthird most signi cant explorersof outer space.     

Shanghai -- China＇s Most Internationalized Metropolis

SHANGHAI was a humble fishing village in the 11th century during the Northern Song Dynasty. The area expanded into an agricultural hinterland and cotton and silk industry center during the Ming Dynasty （1368-1644）. During this period its trading potential as a deepwater port at the mouth of the Yangtze River was exploited. Shanghai became an international port and center of finance during the latter half of the 19th century. In its heyday, Shanghai was the acknowledged Eastern adventurer＇s paradise. By the 1920s it had become the point of convergence for merchants from France, Britain, Germany and the United States.     

China＇s Valentine＇s Day Love Affair

LIFE in China has become ever more diversified in recent years,allowing more space for Western fashion and convention. Today Valentine‘s Day and Christmas are widely celebrated, particularly among the young, who jump at every chance to party,revel and romance.     

China＇s Power Consumption Highest Ever in 2003

Chinese power consumption increased by some 15 percent in 2003, reaching a level of 1,844.4 billion KWH. In early 2003, newly built power capacity installations failed to meet rapidly growing power consumption demands, resulting in power shortages in certain regions that by the third quarter of the year became     

China＇s Young Environmentalists

THE Great Power Race is a clean energy competition open to college students in China, India and the United States for the most numerous and most innovative clean energy projects and solutions. It starts in September, and by the end of July, over 500 universities had lodged entry applications, 177 of them from China.