Discussion of a new comprehensive cybersecurity law is accelerating in China, to address security problems originating at home and abroad and to improve the Internet space overall, according to experts in online security and law.
From social media to trading stocks, every year the Web becomes more interwoven with Chinese netizens' daily lives. Here is a look at how the Internet has evolved in China over the years:
Located some 80 kilometers from Hangzhou city, capital of East China's Zhejiang province, the ancient town of Wuzhen has been known as the land of "fish and rice" for more than 1,000 years.
Held on Saturday in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, "smart times 2015" was the culmination of a fruitful year in China for the smart brand, which once again showcased its creativity for pioneering urban lifestyles.
Northeast China's Heilongjiang province is seeking new sources for growth to adapt to the economic new normal, which means slower but more sustainable growth, said a top official of the province.
Heilongjiang province has made great strides in seeking innovation-driven growth and transforming scientific achievements into industrial output since last year, according to a recent Xinhua News Agency report.
Nestle hopes to help boost China's dairy industry by training people in dairy farming and farm management, said Lu Ming, technical head of dairy and nutrition at Nestle (China) Ltd.
As Chinese businesses see the importance of intellectual property amid the nation's continued restructuring of its economy, Hong Kong's role as an IP trading hub and the "super-connector" between the mainland and the world will expand, said the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.
A number of major high-tech companies, including Baidu, Haier and ZTE, have established an alliance in Beijing to pool together intelligent voice patents in an aim to better integrate and develop existing technologies, China IP Magazine reported.
The National Copyright Administration and the World Intellectual Property Organization signed an agreement on Dec 1 in Shanghai to strengthen bilateral cooperation in intellectual property rights.
The gap in development levels among intellectual property businesses in China continues to expand, according to the 2015 China Intellectual Property Index unveiled on Dec 1 in Beijing.
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