"China faces a serious debt problem, especially among non-financial enterprises. If we don't undertake fundamental reform, improve the efficiency of capital and raise profit margins, our debt problem can't be resolved, even by stimulating demand."
Xie Ping has just come back from a driving trip to the Tibet autonomous region and she loved every minute of it.
Motoring vacations are becoming incredibly popular as transport infrastructure is upgraded across China.
Railway operators are starting to launch packages for drivers who want to take their cars on the train for motoring holidays.
US high-end early education firm Kids 'R' Kids International Inc is expected to open two facilities in Beijing and Shanghai respectively this September.
Tenzin Tsedring's dream job is apt, given the Tibetan teen's studies under a scheme aimed at training more professionals for the underdeveloped region.
Last week, my friend Lily Peng proudly shared a photo on WeChat of her 3-year-old son sitting opposite a native English speaker in a colorfully decorated classroom. It was a one-on-one English learning course in which she enrolled her son at a cost of 70,000 yuan ($11,300).
Ma Yingying says women are increasingly making their mark in Chinese business. The 33-year-old chief executive officer and founder of Lux Shine Media Company, which stages modernized performances of Peking Opera, says there is now a complete break from the male-dominated business environment of the past.
Leading fashion designer Mary Ma insists she has achieved success in spite of, and not, because she is a beautiful woman.
The fortunes of China's once-flourishing traditional children's wear manufacturers appear to be fraying at the edges as their business is snapped up by the nation's burgeoning e-commerce platforms.
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