German automaker Volkswagen AG is committed to giving back to society in its "second home of China", said a senior executive of its China operations.
Building on the success of last year's event, the 2016 Huangguoshu Forum on Sustainable Tourism and Human Settlements will be held from July 9-10 in this famous scenic area in Guizhou province.
Guizhou authorities target investment in key areas to ensure local ways of life and economies thrive
As a country laced with rivers and with a topography crumpled into mountains by the collisions of three tectonic plates, China is awash with waterfalls.
There is much more for tourists to enjoy in Huangguoshu than just its famous series of stunning waterfalls. Sites such the Tianxing Bridge, Shitouzhai, Longgong, Dishuitan and Baling River are also definitely worth a visit.
Guizhou is a province of colorful scenery, fine liquor, profound culture and charming singing and dancing. Among its many unique attractions, Longgong is a magnificent place that can bring excitement and surprise to everyone who loves nature.
To compete more effectively in the cutthroat tourism market, Huangguoshu Waterfall Scenic Area in Guizhou province is planning cross-regional and cross-industry moves to help it develop into a world-class resort.
Beijing's Chaoyang Theater, which principally stages acrobatic shows, is one of the city's most important performance venues. It benefits from convenient transportation links, a favorable location in the capital's central business district, and offers audiences a range of comfortable seating options.
The 2016 China (Chengdu) Global Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fair concluded with fruitful results in Chengdu, a mega city in western China, on Sunday.
I'm impressed by the city's history, culture and development plans. It is a good place for scientific research and attracts many international scientists.
With a history of around 6,000 years, Xi'an is a history buff's paradise, with treasures and historic relics at every turn and even under every footfall, according to local residents.
The Suzhou government knew from the very beginning that favorable government policies and excellent infrastructure were not enough to attract expats to work in the Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP) - the zone also needed to have a vibrant leisure scene for people to achieve a good work-life balance.
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