Many people love cats, especially when they're on the internet. Millions of pictures and videos of cute kitties - playing the piano, causing problems around the house or getting scared by, say, a cucumber - are posted online around the world every day, and China is no exception.
Construction machines, smartphones, electric vehicles. There are numerous high-quality goods bearing the label "Made in China", and now, there's one more - a cat litter box.
Guangzhou-based automotive manufacturer, GAC Motor, presented its star model SUV, the GS8, as a gift to short track speed skater Wu Dajing, winner of China's first and only gold medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics, held in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Building high-quality vehicles has become a top priority for GAC Motor, a subsidiary of the Shanghai and Hong Kong-listed Guangzhou Automobile Group, for ensuring its future business growth, according to a senior company executive.
When the Shenzhen Stock Exchange launched the ChiNext board in 2009, Beijing had hoped it would someday grow up into China's Nasdaq and be home to stocks of the country's most valuable innovative startups and a cradle of future Chinese tech equivalents of Apple and Microsoft.
Further opening-up will be a major theme for the Chinese capital market this year, according to industry insiders.
Chinese home appliance maker Hisense Group is set to continue its expansion globally and enhance its brand visibility via sponsorship of major sports events.
BEIJING - As a senior banking executive, David Li has already witnessed dramatic changes in China since its opening up decades ago.
Could accountancy and solar energy possibly have anything in common? The question might delight Chen Kangping, 45, a former accountant and professional manager, and now CEO of Shanghai-based JinkoSolar, the world's leading solar panel producer by shipments whose photoelectric conversion rate and component shipments also rank first worldwide.
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