Ability-oriented training has become a new frontier for China's skyrocketing online education sector, even though the segment has seen stricter regulations implemented recently.
China's early-years English language learning market will see "considerable" growth, both online and offline, as the younger generation of parents favor educational products that are high-quality and ability-oriented, according to an industry insider.
Coding lessons are gaining popularity in China despite an overall fundraising slump in the country's education industry.
China's online tourism sector is witnessing a boom, and firms in the business are growing rapidly, on the back of Chinese wanderlust.
Ice shaped like a blossoming lotus and cute hedgehogs are among the attractions that recently made a salt lake, known as "China's Dead Sea", a tourism hot spot in the biting winter in North China.
Booking flights, hotels and tour packages has become easier over the past few years. Gone are the days when most of us used to visit a travel agency, and interact with its staff who, using sluggish desktop computers, would reserve flights and accommodation.
China Railway Hi-Tech Industry Co Ltd, a State-owned company that makes tunnel-boring machines, steel bridge structures, and rail turnouts, is racing to compete with other established competitors in the world.
About 1,200 Chinese technology companies, including Suning Holdings Group and Huawei Technologies Co, as well as startups, used the annual Consumer Electronics Show or CES in Las Vegas to showcase their innovations in fields like artificial intelligence or AI and robotics.
This winter, China's tourism and recreation industry is seeing new activities: helicopters rides to go skiing and later eat hotpot food at custom resorts; shooting pictures with reindeer; visits to ice and snow museums.
Every time he visits China, Jason Field, president and CEO of W. L. Gore & Associates Inc, wonders about the umpteen lower-tier Chinese cities that the United States-based advanced materials manufacturer is yet to serve.
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