Xi'an, recently announced as a national central city, is pushing to improve its urban and rural development and increase its comprehensive economic strength, according to the local government.
Northeast China's Jilin province has outlined a five-year development plan that will boost its real economy via opening-up and cooperating with innovation-driven business sectors, improve its residents' quality of life, and restore the environment.
Over the past five years, Jilin province has maintained steady economic growth and enhanced its comprehensive strength sustainably, laying a solid foundation for building an all-round well-off society, according to the province's governor.
Jilin province is boosting its economic development with the aim of reaching 6 percent GDP growth and improving local residents' quality of life this year.
The city of Nantong, just situated 90 kilometers from the mighty metropolis of Shanghai, is dynamically paving the way to serve and integrate itself with Shanghai's industry.
Nantong, a coastal city in Jiangsu province, is transforming into an innovation center to better serve the partial transfer of Shanghai's industry to adjacent regions.
Nantong has risen again in the GDP rankings of Chinese cities, as shown by figures the city's bureau of statistics published in February.
China is planning to build a system to recycle new energy car batteries, with carmakers set to play a major role, in an effort to boost the development of the fast-growing segment.
Porsche is positive about its China development this year, after its sales in the country hit a record in 2017 with strong SUV deliveries, according to senior executives at the German premium carmaker.
German premium brand BMW is calling 2018 "the year of the X," with the arrival soon of its locally made third generation BMW X3, and BMW X4 and X2, to join its international product lineup.
Dongfeng Honda Automobile late last week acted to immediately halt deliveries of its turbocharged 2018 CR-V and Civic models, in the wake of the rejection of a proposed recall by China's top quality watchdog.
The auto industry is warning that US sales declines, which have been consistent over the past year, may continue thanks to tariffs US President Donald Trump plans to slap on steel and aluminum imports.
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