Covestro, a German high-tech polymer materials developer and supplier, has vowed to strengthen innovation and promote sustainability in the Chinese market to maintain long-term growth.
Since the first stage of the spectacular South-to-North Water Diversion Project was officially put into operation in December 2014, a virtual tidal wave of water - an estimated 3 billion cubic meters plus - has been carried into Beijing, benefiting more than 11 million residents in the capital.
Wang Dongmei, a Beijing resident, spoke highly of the water that comes from the South-to-North Water Diversion Project and is available to her residential community.
Centering on Beijing's strategic development plan, the capital is advancing construction of the massive South-to-North Water Diversion Project to ensure safe water usage, according to a leading local official.
A plane carrying 2.6 metric tons of fresh seafood landed at Changsha Huanghua International Airport at 9:50 pm on Dec 2, after a three-hour flight from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, marking the start of Hunan province's first international all-cargo scheduled route.
The Hunan-Europe Express Line will begin operating a daily freight train service from Changsha in 2018, according to officials from the Changsha transportation bureau. Return freight journeys are planned two or three times a week.
The growth of China's auto market growth is set to slow down to a six-year low, and industry experts predict more sluggish times in 2018, with carmakers needing to make adjustments for a change of course in the sector toward high-quality development.
Senior Vice-President of BMW Brilliance Automotive Co, Jochen Goller, will take over the position of president and CEO of BMW Group Region China - aiming to further strengthen the premium brand's market performance, the company announced.
Carmakers in China are responding to complaints in a more active and faster way but they are still falling short of customer expectations, a recent report found.
China is to make pedestrian protection a key part of overall efforts to improve safety - in its new car safety rating system, C-NCAP, starting from 2018.
SHANGHAI - Chinese internet firms are racing to launch car models with smart functions and are installing charging posts to make their cars run further.
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