Le Thi Haong said she was happy working and living in the city of Dongxing, bordering Vietnam.
The establishment of overseas plants, research and development centers and the acquisition of a number of international intelligent automation solution makers have helped boost business growth for Midea Group, a traditional home appliance maker based in Guangdong province, according to senior company executives.
Despite some local risks, Chinese investors exploit opportunities presented by the initiative, Xu Wei reports from Phnom Penh
Anyone on their first trip to Phnom Penh might be surprised by the lack of transport options - except for the easy availability of auto rickshaws, also known as tuk-tuks.
After 10 years of construction, the Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone in the southern coastal city in Cambodia has attracted 109 companies and changed the lives of local people.
Editor's note: This is the eighth in a series of reports focusing on the development of the Belt and Road Initiative, China's proposed trading route linking Asia, Europe and Africa.
In the process of untangling the many storylines concerning Poland's involvement in the Belt and Road Initiative, every person I spoke with offered the same piece of advice: "You have to visit Warsaw's 'Chinatown'."
When China identified Poland as a key European player in the Belt and Road Initiative, many in the Polish business world saw dollar signs.
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has become a "flagship" of the China-led Belt and Road Initiative, according to Mushahid Hussain, a Pakistani senator and chairman of the parliamentary committee on the corridor.
Demand for Chinese classes is surging in Pakistan, and the skyrocketing number of people applying to take language exams has amazed Zhang Daojian, the Chinese director of the Confucius Institute in Islamabad, the capital.
Forty-six-year-old Huang Chunyan has one of the more unusual jobs among other women of her age in Lu'an, Anhui province - she is a senior welder at Brainware Chang'an Electronics.
Every time his family members reunite in Harbin, capital of Heilongjiang province, retired teacher Fan Wenzhi tells them stories about his past.
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