Hangzhou, one of China's most famous tourism destinations, has unveiled its ambitious plan to be the nation's foremost city for the digital economy.
At 10:05 a.m. on Oct 9, an ambulance standing by at Xinnan Road in Hangzhou's Xiaoshan district received a call about an emergency seven kilometers away.
More than 6,000 students from colleges in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, are set to graduate in 2019 and nearly 400 international job-hunters from over 80 countries participated in a job fair in the city last month to seek opportunities in the field of cross-border e-commerce.
The cross-border e-commerce business is burgeoning like never before in Hangzhou, capital of eastern Zhejiang province, serving as a major impetus to the city's fast-growing digital economy, according to city officials and business leaders.
Hangzhou, one of the first batch of Chinese cities to develop the digital economy, is shaping up to become a hub to lend its "digital power" to all the industries in the country.
The authorities in Lipu have rolled out policies to encourage local companies to employ rural residents, in a bid to help alleviate poverty, local media reported.
With Lipu in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region having evolved from being a county into a city, its growth is now on the fast track, according to local officials.
Wanda Hotels and Resorts launched its mid-class brand for business travelers - Wanda Moments - in Qingdao, Shandong province last Friday, as part of wider efforts to explore different niche markets by the multilevel hotel group.
Interpret the world, translate the future
District in Xiamen has developed high-tech sectors with platforms to benefit key workers
Covering an area of 500 square kilometers, Songyuan's Chagan Lake in the west of Jilin province is now the seventh largest freshwater body in China.
The 343-kilometer-long Yitong River, with its source in Qingding Mountain in Yitong county, Jilin province and a route that flows through four counties and Changchun, capital of Jilin, before joining the Songhua River, is referred to affectionately by locals as the mother river of Changchun.
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