Please use three words to describe China's changes in the past 40 years.
The uranium subsidiary of China General Nuclear Power Corp, the country's largest nuclear operator, has said the company's Husab Uranium Mine located in Namibia will continue to be optimized this year.
JinkoSolar Holding Co Ltd, the world's biggest solar panel producer by shipments, plans to deliver high-efficiency modules to power the Manono project, Africa's largest full off-grid solar power plant, in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
China will become one of the largest markets for optical computing technology due to its rapid adoption of artificial intelligence in everyday life, thereby creating huge opportunities for foreign companies, according to a top industry player.
Chinese internet companies are using abundant online academic resources, livestreaming platforms and virtual reality technology to make lifelong medical learning more accessible for grassroots doctors and health workers across the country.
Haier Group, the country's largest home appliances manufacturer, said it will continue to develop its brand overseas, guide international standards and capture high-end markets, when faced with rising trade and investment protectionism.
For Edmund Phelps, a Columbia University professor who has won a Nobel Memorial Prize and the China Friendship Award, the most significant change in China since his first visit to the country in 1994 is the rise of entrepreneurship and innovation.
MANILA - Philippine Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez lauded anew the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative on Tuesday, saying it is a "powerful idea" that promotes interconnectivity among world economies.
Although escalating trade tensions between the world's two largest economies have dimmed the global economic growth outlook, China will continue to move forward thanks to hardworking common people and private companies, said one of China's richest men and most active global dealmakers.
United States-based Ember is planning to enter China with its flagship smart temperature-controlled ceramic mug, eyeing opportunities in the country's red hot tech market.
BEIJING - Fast-food chain operator Yum China Holdings Inc has rejected a $17.6 billion buyout offer from a consortium led by Chinese investment firm Hillhouse Capital Group, quashing what would have been one of Asia's biggest deals this year, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said.
China National Petroleum Corp, the country's biggest oil and gas company, has been supporting industrialization in resource-rich countries in Africa by conducting petroleum exploration and development, long-distance pipeline construction and oil refining over the past two decades.
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