American entertainment products dominate in many parts of the world, but British TV creators will be cheered to learn a new term invented by China's young Web users.
Parked outside China Daily about two weeks ago, a Mini Cooper with both mirror caps painted in the Union Jack caught my attention.
Facing the challenges of rapid urbanization, China is seeking ways to avoid mistakes by building cooperative partnerships with the European Union.
It was 8 am when I was crowded on a platform on Beijing's Line 5 in the northern part of the city. I was trying to squeeze into a peak-hour subway train to reach a destination in the south before 9:30 am, but I failed on my first five attempts.
Atkins, a leading global design, engineering and project management consultancy firm, sees an opportunity to apply its expertise and know-how in sustainable urban development in China as the nation continues its drive toward urbanization.
Yang Dongxiao still re-members when he first saw Oxford University. Stunned by its beauty and academic atmosphere, he made up his mind that he must apply to British universities after high school.
Weibo, China's popular Twitter-like micro blog service, is playing a new and important role in promoting British culture and its national charisma to young Chinese people.
With Chinese legislation permitting Sino-foreign joint ventures in education almost a decade old, British universities now have the largest share of the market.
On Wednesday, UK Prime Minister David Cameron will visit Chengdu along with other ministers and a business delegation, a signal that the UK is eyeing a much broader China than just coastal areas and the nation's capital.
With a British Airways plane sporting a panda-themed paintjob landing at Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport on Sept 23, I was invited to witness the celebration for the first direct flight from London to my hometown.
London has become a staging post for Chinese company in Europe.
The oriental look is not everyone's cup of tea, and it is on that sentiment that at least one Chinese garment maker is trying to build its fortunes in Europe.
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