By Wang Ke, People’s Daily As spring breathes life into nature, China’s cultural and tourism sector exudes dynamic energy.. From floral appreciation and springtime culinary delights to hiking, cycling, and outdoor camping, robust market data and consumption trends highlight the booming supply and demand of the “spring economy,” showcasing the vibrancy of China’s consumer market….
By Ouyang Yujing China and Malaysia are neighbors with a millennia-old friendship, friends connected by heart, and partners for win-win cooperation. Since the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1974, the two countries have enjoyed amicable relations and mutual support, setting a model for mutually beneficial cooperation among countries. Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay a…
By Zhong Sheng, People’s Daily The United States’ recent unveiling of a so-called “reciprocal tariff” plan – a sweeping proposal to impose tariffs on all its trading partners – has drawn widespread backlash from the international community. Critics contend that beneath the veneer of “reciprocity,” the plan is little more than economic bullying – a…
By Zhong Sheng, People’s Daily Once again, the U.S. administration is reaching for the blunt instrument of tariffs. Cloaked in the rhetoric of so-called “reciprocity,” the U.S. is moving to impose sweeping tariffs on all its trading partners, including China. Seeking unilateral advantage through maximum pressure, this approach runs counter to the very principles that…
By Guan Kejiang, Tian Hong, Huan Xiang, People’s Daily In Raub, Pahang, two hours northeast of Malaysia’s capital Kuala Lumpur, the pungent scent of promise hangs in the air. Durian trees, now flowering in the early heat of April, are being carefully pruned and pollinated by farmers. In about 90 days, the ripened fruits will…
By Dou Hanyang, People’s Daily In a cavernous workshop lined with robotic arms and humming conveyor belts, a satellite takes shape – not in years, but in weeks. Geely, best known as a leading car manufacturer in China, is now building satellites in just 28 days. At its satellite factory in Taizhou, east China’s Zhejiang…
By Zhong Sheng, People’s Daily In the vast farmlands of Iowa, United States, farmer Grant Kimberley cultivates thousands of acres of soybeans. Following autumn harvests, the soybeans undergo cleaning, sorting, and packaging before being transported to Mississippi River ports for international shipping.. After traversing the Pacific Ocean for several weeks, these cargo vessels reach Chinese…
By He Yin, People’s Daily A 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, causing heavy casualties and property losses, prompting international concern. Responding swiftly, Chinese President Xi Jinping extended condolences to Myanmar’s leader Min Aung Hlaing on March 29, expressing China’s readiness to provide assistance and support efforts to overcome the disaster and rebuild homes…
By Ji Juesu, People’s Daily In early March 2024, Mr. Zhou, a 63-year-old resident of Shanghai, returned to a hospital for what would become his third fight against diffuse large B-cell lymphoma. But this time, he was not relying on the chemotherapy and targeted therapy that had defined his previous treatments. Instead, he placed his…
By Yang Yi, Liu Hui, People’s Daily In the China-Malaysia Qinzhou Industrial Park in Qinzhou, south China’s Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, trucks loaded with construction materials shuttle back and forth, while cranes and bulldozers operate on both sides of the roads. New projects are under rapid development, creating a dynamic and bustling atmosphere. “The park…
