Developing countries are facing major obstacles - many of which they have little to no control over - to achieving sustained high growth. Beyond the headwinds generated by slow growth of advanced economies and abnormal post-crisis monetary and financial conditions, there are the disruptive impacts of digital technology, which are set to erode developing economies' comparative advantage in labor-intensive manufacturing. With the reversal of these trends out of the question, adaptation is the only option.
Vice-President Li Yuanchao asks delegates to play positive role in building a more just world
Hangzhou has long been regarded as a city of gourmet food and has a long history of cuisine culture. The dishes have a reputation among foodies for fresh ingredients, elaborate processing and natural flavor. Apart from time-honored restaurants such as Louwailou and Tianxianglou, visitors can visit famous food streets to explore the tastes of the city.
Getting ready to welcome foreign visitors to the G20 Leaders Summit in September, Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province, is updating its public bicycle rental facilities with improved functions and more thoughtful services.
Night life is an important symbol of a modern city.
A seven-day paid holiday order from the Hangzhou municipal government last month brought a rush of overseas travel arrangements by local residents and increased competition between travel agencies and domestic tourist attractions.
Before traveling to Tangshan, Hebei province, I watched the Chinese-made movie Aftershock, which tells the story of the 1976 earthquake. I cried so much, I used up two packs of tissues.
Standing in the center of Tangshan, Hebei province, one can see rows of buildings stretching for miles - just like many other modern cities in China.
Auto manufacturing, pharmaceuticals lead forces responsible for positive performance DU JUAN
Beijing's green industries, particularly those focused on recycling and waste processing, could be worth 250 billion yuan ($37.5 billion) by 2020, according to a municipal official.
Beijing's booming robotics industry has the potential to deliver transformative technology that could help raise living standards and save lives.
Beijing plans to unveil the country's first self-developed fully automatic subway next year, with the scheduled opening of the Yanfang Line.
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