Go,Go,Guizhou

<正>Guizhou Province seeks to narrow the gap with the prosperous east Guizhou Province, a mountainous and multi-ethnic province in southwest China, is gaining popularity with domestic and overseas investors as it accelerates     

Go West

<正>Fruitful 20 years of the assistance program pairing inland regions with Xinjiang Groups of school teenagers smiling radiantly under the yellow sandy sky—this is the impression of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region that Xue Xianjun,a middle school teacher from Beijing,will always remember.     

Go Pavilions!

The majority of pavilions for the Shanghai 2010 World Expo will greet visitors on time Scaffolds covered the dome of the India Pavilion,and construction crews were working in the rain on March 30.On the same day,debris     

Good to Go

<正>A new car sharing service brings increased convenience and environmental benefits Unlocked!Please fasten your safety belt!Let’s go!Those were the messages that 32-year-old white-collar worker Ma Yizhen heard when he sat down in a two-seat hatchback Benz Smart car.Ma had rented the car through an app called TOGO     

Movies Go Global

<正>Partnerships present new opportunities to Chinese films Christian Bale,the winner of the Academy Award for Best Supporting A ctor in 2011,is to star in Chinese movie The 13 Women of Nanjing,directed by Zhang Yimou.Zhang’s latest blockbuster tells the story     

on the Go

正A multilateral maritime exercise Maritime Cooperation-2014,centering on joint search-and-rescue missions,took place off the coast of Qingdao on April 23,the day that marks the 65th anniversary of the founding of PLA Navy.It was the first multilateral maritime drill organized by the Chinese Navy.     

FTZs Go International

<正>A shorter negative list relaxes market access restrictions for foreign investors.China is moving steadily in its efforts to champion globalization despite the spread of trade protectionism.Though trade powers such as Japan and Germany are formulating stern laws on foreign investment,     

Reading on the Go

正The e-book industry thrives in China What's the best way to kill time on a more than two-hour subway commute every day?For Zhong Lili,a27-year-old university counselor in Beijing,reading digital books on her smartphone is the best choice.According to a report released by the China Audio-Video and Digital     

Pay as You Go

正China's pay--for--knowledge industry explodes as people seek to improve themselves Worries about her declining English language proficiency have been rattling around in Liang Rui's head since she graduated from the University of Huddersfield in Britain three years ago.Working at a private company in her hometown of Taiyuan,capital of north China's     

Long Way to Go

More than two years have passed since the outbreak of the financial meltdown and now one question is on everyone’s mind:How much longer will these uncertain times last?Li Yang,Vice President of the Chinese Academy of Social     

Yuan to Go Digital

After the remarkable success in digitalizing payments nationwide, China is ready to unveil its next financial innovation by launching its own digital currency(CBDC).     

Letting Go of GDP

正Diversified evaluators have been introduced to assess local officials’ performance amid growing ecological concerns East China’s Fujian Province is preparing for the adoption of a more reason-able set of standards to evaluate local government performance,which may give officials in localities with lower economic growth cause to feel a bit more relaxed.In August,the Fujian Provincial Government announced that it will gauge     

BRICS Go for Gold

正With contracts for 28 projects worth some 13.4 billion yuan($2.1 billion) signed, an innovation base for BRICS partners on the new industrial revolution was unveiled to the public in Xiamen, Fujian Province, on September 7. The announcement took place at a forum on the sidelines of the 21 st China International Fair for Investment and Trade, running from September 8 to 11.     

Expo's a Go!

China celebrates the one-year countdown of World Expo 2010 Shanghai China started the one-year countdown clock to the World Expo 2010 Shanghai on May 1 with events held in the host city and     

Mobile Payments Go Global

<正>Chinese mobile payment service providers are now going abroad.Chinese mobile payment platforms like Alibaba’s Alipay have started to offer services in the United States,Japan,South Korea,Australia and many European countries.According to data from Alibaba,it has already entered into cooperation with more than 200 fi nancial institutions,including Visa,Master Card,JBC,Citibank,Standard Chartered,Barclays and Deutsche     

Government Services Go Digital

正China has made remarkable progress in delivering e-government services Before the introduction of an integrated online-offline one-stop public service system, one had to apply to four government departments to get approval for opening a restaurant in Shanghai. The process took 58 working days and 31 documents needed to be submitted. With the new system, one only     

Learning on the Go

<正>Mobile Internet-based coaching contributes to evolving education in China English learning remains very popular with Chinese people today,as the country has been increasingly integrated into the globalization process.Most Chinese families,with improving livelihoods,give priority to their     

A Long Way to Go

正Anti-Domestic Violence Law has seen results but challenges still persist From being a smiling 25-year-old who was expecting to become a mother,Li Hongxia,a resident in Beijing,became part of a grim statistic in February when her husband strangled her while she was hospitalized.It was the culmination of a period of documented battery.     

Setting Sail To Go Further

<正>Chinese enterprises initiate another round of going global It takes more than high-quality products and services for Chinese enterprises to complete internationalization,according to a Chinese business magnate."Localization of employment,management and operation is the key to making     

A Long Way to Go

The remedial policies taken by various countries in the wake of the financial crisis have helped relieve part of the pressure on the global economy.Vigorous economic indexes indicate that the dreadful financial chaos has gradually been clearing up. But Wang Zili,Vice Chairman of the Graduate School Committee of the People's Bank of China, reminded entrepreneurs and policymakers that the global economy is still far from a total revival. He published an article in People's Daily Overseas Edition. Edited ex...