Li Denghai, with his muddy boots and weathered complexion, may not look like he is one of China's leading agricultural pioneers.
China's experience of attempting to develop a modern agricultural system over the past 60 years can teach many other developing countries important lessons.
Former Silicon Valley entrepreneur John Deng is at the sharp end of China's research and development (R&D) efforts.
China has the opportunity to lead the world in the industries of tomorrow if it builds on its research and development capability.
For years, the Chinese economy has thrived mainly on the efficient harnessing of a plentiful supply of labor, land and other resources.
A lot has been made of China's commitment to creative industries in recent years.
Smiling staffers give advice over gleaming counters, as water dispensers and magazine stands alleviate any wait amid round-the-clock service and ATM machines.
A total of 55 millionaires are created every day in China, as the nation passed the United Kingdom to rank fourth by millionaire population.
James B. Heimowitz believes Chinese brands could be on the brink of making a global impact.
It is increasingly difficult for international companies to adapt to the quickly growing and changing Chinese marketplace.
Ken Towle, the 45-year-old president and chief executive of retail giant Tesco China, believes China will be soon the center of his industry.
The retail market in China has evolved considerably in recent years.
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