Editor's note: Nancy Hsiao, founder and director of Han You Chinese Language Institute, headed to New Delhi from her hometown in Taiwan. She established the institute in 2011 to offer Chinese-language training courses. China Daily reporter An Baijie spoke with her on Sept 13 and below is an abstract of what she said about her career.
At a Chinese-language class in Jawaharlal Nehru University on Sept 11, students were asked to discuss similarities in social phenomena between India and China.
'I can finally sleep well tonight. I won't have to worry about where to hide to avoid being arrested," said Zhu Yujie as he stood on Chinese soil for the first time in 10 years.
China and Canada will sign an agreement concerning sharing of the illegal assets that Chinese economic fugitives have transferred to Canada, according to the Ministry of Public Security.
China police had brought back 71 economic fugitives overseas, including 30 who were persuaded to return to confess to their crimes.
It is common knowledge that a number of government agencies and banking institutions are located on Financial Street in Beijing, but few people realize that an undercover police unit, called the Fox-hunt special action team, operates out of one of the tall buildings that line the thoroughfare.
Entrepreneurs' confidence declines and casts doubt over willingness to invest
State-owned lender China Construction Bank Corp is in talks with the People's Bank of China, the central bank, for a possible liquidity injection under the standing lending facility of the latter, its Chairman Wang Hongzhang said on Friday.
Increased sophistication of online shoppers is transforming the e-commerce sector in China from "price-driven" to "service-driven", according to the Online Shopper Trends report by The Nielsen Co.
Buyers from the Chinese mainland, deprived of the latest iPhone launch at home, were among the first in line on Friday in Japan to grab the "6" and its new large-screen cousin as Apple Inc hit back at rivals.
Companies could include facilities in nearby areas within scope of reforms
Premier Li Keqiang pledged on Friday to expand tax rebates to companies operating at inland ports in provinces that lie along the Yangtze River.
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