On June 15, at an exhibition hall in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Hu Weiwei, founder of Chinese bike-sharing startup Mobike Technology Co Ltd, was busy explaining the company's philosophy to government officials from different countries.
On a rainy afternoon in Shanghai, Jeremy Helsby asks for English breakfast tea to refresh himself. Equally refreshing is the potential of China's property industry, said the London-based realty veteran.
World skilled workers competed in contests at China's first international skill competition in Shanghai last month, with 21 different skills from industrial milling to hairdressing on show. A total of 227 skilled workers aged under 22 from 35 countries and regions attended the competition.
It can be seen in the numbers: At least 20 skyscrapers are being built; more than 5,000 condos are under construction; and 46,000 new jobs are expected from 2015 to 2020 in the hospitality and tourism industry.
China's rail vehicle manufacturer will roll out 25 new generation bullet trains worth up to $1.84 billion in October.
Overseas investors are pinning high hopes on the first trading link for bonds between the mainland and Hong Kong, as the government makes the final preparations for the mega scheme that makes its $10 trillion mainland debt market more accessible.
Technology giant Tencent Holdings Ltd has become the most valuable Chinese brand, followed by Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd and China Mobile. The three companies were listed in the top 20 of the 100 most valuable global brands in 2017 released by BrandZ this month.
China Mobile Communications Corp, the world's largest telecom carrier by subscribers, said mobile internet of things (IoT) connections will surpass 1.75 billion by 2020, as the telecom heavyweight accelerates its commercialization of IoT services across the country this year.
The Chinese economy - in the wake of recent upbeat data underscoring an industrial recovery - is expected to enjoy stable growth and is capable of reaching the growth target of around 6.5 percent for the whole year, according to forecasts released on Wednesday.
Polish apple traders are looking for more Chinese buyers for their fruit, after the European nation signed a trade agreement with China on exports of its iconic bicolored apples to the Chinese market.
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