Young Brazilians sing China's praises

From kung fu to acupuncture to Chinese cars and construction, young Brazilians have a lot of observations about China.

Informal meeting builds trust, develops relations

A box of tea grown in Premier Li Keqiang's hometown in Anhui province and a set of DVDs featuring hilarious stories of the Monkey King, a fictional figure in traditional Chinese literature, were among the gifts given by the Chinese premier and his wife to the Garvey family at their Irish farm on Sunday.

Diversity vital in exports to China

Brazil should expand its exports of processed food to diversify the mix of goods sold to China, said Jose Vicente Lessa, consul general of Brazil in Guangzhou, Guangdong province.

Chinese arrival finds warm welcome in Rio

When Wang Yili arrived in Rio de Janeiro eight years ago, she found that unlike many other international cities, it had no Chinatown.

Agribusiness, infrastructure opportunities are plentiful

As China's economic diplomacy has expanded across the globe over the past decade, Latin America has received its share of attention. Relations between China and the region have grown, and nowhere is that clearer than in Brazil.

Premier eyes growth points on Brazil trip

China and Brazil are expected to form closer and stronger economic ties during the upcoming visit by Premier Li Keqiang, according to China's top diplomat in the South American country.

Schedule of Li's Latin America tour

1 May 18-21

Aviation industry seeks to standardize jet hardware

The Chinese aviation industry has begun to improve its standards for fasteners used on civil aircraft, a move essential to the country's ambitious efforts to export jetliners, industry insiders said.

Prosecutors target money laundering

The Supreme People's Procuratorate urged prosecutors across China to join the effort to fight money laundering that relies on offshore companies and underground banks, two important channels through which corrupt officials transfer large amounts of illegally obtained assets overseas.

Those with disabilities gain help for taking college entrance exam

China is increasing its assistance for people with disabilities taking the national college entrance examination, or gaokao.

Pilot court projects test new proposals for reform

China continues to push forward with judicial reforms aimed at standardizing systems, regulations and court procedures across the country.

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