For many Chinese people, the Middle East is a mysterious place far, far way. However the region is opening its arms wide to the Chinese to offer them a new holiday destination after Abu Dhabi, the largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates, joined the Welcome Chinese program.
The sale of 743,224 square meters of land 3 kilometers away from the Burj Khalifa, which at 829.8 meters is the world's tallest building, signaled that Dubai's property market was back on track in late 2011.
When PNC Menon arrived in Muscat in the mid-1970s with only $7 in his pocket, all he had was ambition. Today he is one of the world's wealthiest people.
With its strong local industries and serving as a window to the Asia-Pacific region, East China's Fujian province is participating actively in the country's "Belt and Road" iniatives as it looks to broaden its foreign trade.
Electric machinery, automobiles and car parts
Province prepares for crucial role in economic initiative, Xue Chaohua and Liu Xiangrui report.
German premium marque BMW had sold 2 million vehicles in China by the end of the first quarter, marking another milestone of its development in the country after it celebrated selling its millionth vehicle in the world's largest auto market in 2012.
Hunan has stepped up efforts to develop its transport network and logistics industry, said a senior official in the Central China province.
There has been a recent surge of interest in contemporary British culture in China, with 2015 designated the Sino-UK Year of Cultural Exchange, the film adaptations of cultural icons Padding-ton Bear and Shaun the Sheep about to hit screens and Prince William's visit to China shared millions of times on social media.
China will become the world's largest market for green buildings by 2020 as the nation undergoes its biggest expansion amid rapid sustainable urbanization and a boom in industrial upgrading, according to industry studies in global green building development.
The Hangzhou Binjiang High-tech Zone has made human resources the top priority for the development of technological innovation since it was founded in 1990.
The Hangzhou Binjiang High-tech Zone is paying attention to both urbanization and economic growth. The zone has strengthened its competitiveness through industrial development and urbanization, but it is also striving to build an inhabitable city with abundant natural and cultural resources.
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