Back on Track

正Following the visit of China's Foreign Minister,Japan holds the keyto the future of Sino-Japanese relations Separated by only a two and a half hour flight,Beijing and Tokyo are neighbors,but their relations have been anything but neighborly in recent years due to territorial disputes and Japan's whitewashing of its past aggressions.Yet with efforts from both sides in recent months,China-Japan     

Back on Track

Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi's visit to Canadabodes well for improved China-Canada relations     

Back on Track

The novel coronavirus disease(COVID-19)is now well under control in China,and even in worst-hit Hubei Province,the lockdown is gradually lifting.However,this doesn't mean the danger is over.The daily reports by the National Health Commission show that the number of imported infections is rising.Therefore prevention of imported cases is becoming a top priority in COVID-19 control across China.     

Trade Back on Track

China’s foreign trade gains momentum but still face suncertainties China is taking up a larger piece’of the global trade pie as its 2009 I exports accounted for almost one’10th of the world total that year. The Ministry of Commerce(MOFCOM)     

Bringing China-U.S. Ties Back on Right Track

正At the China-U.S. Think Tanks and Media Online Forum on July 9, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi gave a speech titled Stay on the Right Track and Keep Pace With the Times to Ensure the Right Direction for China-U.S. Relations. He called on the two countries to focus on dialogue and cooperation and prevent confrontation and decoupling. This is an excerpt of Wang's remarks:     

Right on Track

The transportation system in China has experienced monumental development over the past few decades as the country continues to accelerate into a new era.In recent months,I have experienced every mode of transportation possible in the world’s most populous country:from taxi to plane,bicycle to tuk-tuk,subway to bus.All of these experiences left me impressed and satisfied.To provide reliable and fast transportation     

Staying on Track

Island province empowers residents to rise out of poverty despite epidemicOver the past month,He Dexin,a resident of Ruilian in Chengmai,a county in Hainan Province in south China,has risen before dawn every morning to harvest and sell the vegetables he planted last winter,among them cabbages,peppers and beans.     

Right on Track

正China's economic state has always been closely watched by the international community. Now, when China and the United States are conducting rounds of trade negotiations, many are concerned about the possible slowdown of the Chinese economy.Since China contributed nearly 30 percent to global growth in 2018, if its economy slows down, it will affect the overall growth momentum of the world economy.     

Back to School,Back on Their Feet

THE violent earthquake that ripped through Wenchuan three years ago caught school children amid their lessons in packed classrooms. Falling ceilings and collapsing     

Sino-Arab Relations on Track

正A visit by Arab representatives to China promotes mutual understanding By Yu LintaoEgypt's former Prime Minister Essam Sharaf said that deepened exchanges between China and the Arab world will help promote the development of the Belt and Road Initiative.Sharaf was among a delegation of politicians and scholars from 16 Arab countries.The delegation attended a dialogue session with     

A Story on Track

At the end of 2017, the length of China's railway network was 127,000 km. Of this, there were 25,000 km of high-speed lines with a designed top speed of 350 km per hour, accounting for 66.3 percent of the global total. The length of high-speed railways is expected to reach 30,000 km by 2020, covering over 80 percent of cities with a population of more than 1 million.     

Rebalancing Efforts on Track

<正>China's economic growth has undergone significant change,shifting from one primarily dependent on investments and exports to one of consumption.According to figures from the National Bureau of Statistics,of the 7.7-percent GDP growth registered in the first quarter,more than half—or 55.5 percent—was due to consumption,while investment contributed 30.3 percent to growth.Net exports of goodsandservicesonlyaccountedfor14.2percent.     

Back on Solid Ground

<正>The Chinese economy steers a steady course of more balanced growth, but inflation and asset bubbles are posing daunting challenges     

Back on the Mend

<正>China’s support gives a boost to globalization What direction will globalization take in2023?The international community is in urgent need of an answer as the reconstruction of the world order accelerates amid the pandemic and the Ukraine crisis.According to a report released on January 8 by the Center for China and Globalization(CCG),a Beijing-based nongovernmental think tank,the nature of globalization is undergoing in-depth re-adjustment.     

Hebei on the Fast Track

正‘Coordinated development of Beijing,Tianjin and Hebei Province is a critical opportunity for Hebei’s reform and development,and we must seize the opportunity to gain momentum.Everybody should move to implement the region’s integration strategy,     

Still on the Fast Track

North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region's development is progressing comparatively fast,though there is still a long way to go until it catches up with advances being made in other parts of China, officials said.     

Cutting Back on Profligate Industries

<正>Energy-consuming sectors pose a daunting challenge as China tries to rebalance its economy As China gears up for more sustainable growth,economic rebalancing has become a national priority.The     

Cuting Back on Red Tape

China has moved once again to cut the number of items that require Central Government approval,in a move some say will help create a more efficient and friendly environment for business and help boost economic growth.On May 15,the State Council announced reforms of 133 items that require top-level approval,including rights on investment and production in the economy,which will be delegated to lower-level governments.Just 58 days after being elected,the new cabinet has heavily     

Turning the Gas Back on

Russia and Ukraine agree to restore gas supplies to Europe,but uncertainty still exists Europeans may not soon forget the     

Economy on the Track of Recovery

正China's factory output and services sector continued to expand in June as a slew of supportive policies took effect, offi cial data showed on June 30.The purchasing managers' index(PMI) for the manufacturing sector ticked up to 50.9 in June from 50.6 in May, the National Bureau of Statistics(NBS) said.A reading above 50 indicates expansion, while a reading below refl ects contraction.