Almost every year for more than a decade, tour group operator Carson Zhang guided a delegation of about two dozen Chinese government officials from Guangdong province's forestry administration for a two-week trip through the national parks of California, Tennessee and Georgia in the United States.
China's metals industry is grappling with tougher credit conditions that are likely to persist and spark consolidation after a financing scandal at Qingdao port roiled the market, said an executive at one of the world's biggest commodity traders.
China's planned 12 billion yuan ($1.96 billion) sovereign dim sum bond sale looks set to be as strong as the pace at which global finance hubs are adopting the yuan.
Chinese Disney fans won't need a visa or a permit to shake hands with their favorite characters for much longer, as work on the Shanghai Disney Resort continues apace, which is expected to be opened at the end of next year.
Since Angola's civil war ended in 2002, Africa's second-biggest oil producer has surged economically, with a 5.1 percent growth rate in 2013.
Peng Xiaoxia cannot wait to invite her friends to wander around her vineyard and have a party at a nearby European-style chateau, where wine will be served from bottles bearing her picture and greetings.
The biggest dairy company in the Netherlands says it hopes to revolutionize China's dairy production industry with its "grass to glass" approach.
As a result of scandals over tainted milk in China in recent years, the country's dairy companies are having to be extra vigilant that their products adhere to safety standards.
Simon Zadek believes China could be soon at the vanguard of delivering a sustainable future for the planet.
Property | Cindy Chung and Ben Chow
More and more Chinese people choose US and European countries for their holidays.
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