Business Begins at Home

<正>A village makes room for guests and finds its fortune Among the traditional houses with their black roof tiles and white walls in Xiajiang,a village in Zhejiang Province in east China,there is a refurbished house that stands out with its cobbled yard and wooded grounds.The interior is Nordic in style,with a fi replace.This is a homestay house belonging to Jiang     

Festival Begins in Tibet

A giant Tangka,a religious silk embroidery or painting of Buddha,is unfolded by monks on the hill slope near Drepung Monastery on the outskirts of Lhasa,capital city of southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region,starting the 2011 Shoton Festival,which lasts from August 29 to September 4.Shoton Festival,one of the most popular traditional festivals in Tibet,is celebrated annually from the end of the sixth month to the beginning of the seventh month according to the Tibetan calendar.It attracts tens of thousands of Buddhists and tourists each year.During the weeklong festival,people gather to drink yogurt,watch Tibetan operas,and pay homage to giant paintings of Buddha.Originating from the 11th century,the festival is now a national intangible cultural heritage.     

A Green Economy Begins to Bloom

Opportunities and challenge Sawait China as it tends to its still-growing green economy Supporting the global movement to go green is every country’s responsibility. To show its commitment to green efforts, China recently held a four-     

A/H1N1 Flu Begins to March

Mass outbreaks of A/H1 N1 flu across China are being reported while Chinese companies get approval to produce vaccines     

The First Step to Recovery

The worst of times may have passed with better-than-expected economic results in the first quarter The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) published the economic performance figures for the first quarter of this year on April 16.     

Recovery Mode

China’s economy has bottomed out and should dispel out any long-term doubts August’s economic data released in early September once again prove that the Chinese economy has regained momentum,a slight to naysayers who have long predicted a hard landing for the world’s second     

我国反腐败境外追赃面临的挑战及应对思路

按照刑法规定、通过境外民事诉讼、根据刑事司法协助条约或国际条约、运用刑事政策督促腐败分子或其亲属主动退赃,是我国反腐败境外追赃的主要方式。做好该项工作有利于产生威慑作用,督促腐败分子投案自首,也有利于更好地对腐败分子定罪量刑,实现刑法预防犯罪的目的,维护国家利益和世界经济秩序的和谐稳定,但目前在法律规定、国际刑事司法合作、专业人才建设、情报信息交流等方面依然面临挑战。有必要健全国内法律法规,为境外追赃提供充分的法律依据;深化国际刑事司法合作,建立合理的资产分享机制;重视专业人才建设,打造高素质的境外追赃执法队伍;加强互联网+时代的情报信息交流,提高境外追赃实效。     

Forerunner of Recovery

It has been an accepted fact that the sweeping financial crisis has thrown the world economy into a tailspin.Some Western countries are succumbing to a deepening recession.In China,the chilly winds blowing through the global economy have even put a damper on this year's lunar New Year. The looming question now is which country will be the first to bottom out—the United States or China?Have they laid the groundwork for recovery?Zuo Xiaolei,chief economist at China Galaxy Securities Co.Ltd.in Beijing,discusse...     

A Bumpy Recovery

The world economy crawls ahead amid risk and uncertainty The world economic situation has been extremely complicated in 2010. This year saw fluctuating market confidence,changing commodity prices, imbalanced economic recovery, diverse economic policies, lingering trade protectionism, and fierce currency battles.     

Risks to Recovery

The sovereign credit crisis refers to the specter of sovereign debt defaults.Statistics show sovereign debts have totaled more than $35 trillion worldwide.     

Signs of Recovery

正Foreign investment rises in China for third consecutive month Saravoot Yoovidhya has several attachments to China. The CEO of Thailand’s TCP Group, a major player in the energy drink market, says Hainan in southernmost China is his family’s ancestral home. Also, China     

Roadmap to Recovery

正People-centered plan promises sustainable development after COVID-19 During these particularly turbulent and uncertain times of the novel coronavirus disease(COVID-19) pandemic, the Chinese leadership has refrained from making predictions about the course of the nation's economy as several contributing factors remain volatile. As long as the pandemic persists, theoretical targets have to be constantly revised to account for new developments. The impact of     

Psychological Recovery Continues

Nearly a month after the 7.1magnitude earthquake reduced most of the Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yushu,in northwest China's Qinghai Province,to mere rubble,thousands still struggle with anxiety and stress disorders.     

Levels of Recovery Varying

<正>With the financial crisis behind them,developing countries are now focusing on tackling specific challenges such as coping with inflation-a ry pressure and dealing with high commodity prices.In contrast,prospects for high-income countries and many of Europe’s developingand banking-sector budget consolidation and concerns over fiscal sus-tainability.Global Economic Prospects,the latest report of the World Bank,discussedthese issues.Edited excerpts follow:     

A Robust Recovery Underway

<正>As China further optimized its COVID-19 response measures,shifting the policy focus from infection prevention to severe cases prevention,the whole country began coming alive with renewed vitality.Soon after the policy shift,came the Lunar New Year,the most important festival for Chinese people.Before its arrival,markets warmed up and shopping festivals kicked off across the country to unleash the people’s pent-up consumption demands.The increasing traffic flow in almost every city of th...     

A Pivot in Recovery

According to statistics from Chinese Customs,China’s total imports and exports surpassed$6 trillion in 2021,up 30 percent year on year.With a global economy dragged down by the COVID-19 pandemic,China is making its due contributions to stabilizing the world’s commercial development.Without the significant records of China’s foreign trade,the global economic picture would surely have taken a turn for the gloomier.Some might argue that the world’s top economic power,the U.S.,marks the backstop for the global economy,but reality holds it has failed to play the part.Instead,by taking advantage of the dollar as an international currency,it is recklessly printing money to create a bogus boom and transferring its internal crises onto external parties.In the past six months alone,it has printed$3 trillion worth of greenbacks,resulting in soaring domestic inflation,national debts,fiscal deficits and an expanding risk exposure at home,all the while undermining economic stability abroad.     

On Track to Recovery

正Earthquake-stricken Yingjiang County in Yunnan Province starts to go back to normal life Forty thousand primary and middle school students in Yingjiang County, southwest China's Yunnan Province, returned to class on March 14, four days after a 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck the area.