As New York is home to the largest Chinese population outside Asia, Lunar New Year has long been one of the most popular festivals for the whole city to celebrate together.
After blazing a new trail in high-quality development, China is pressing ahead with its next phase of opening-up by widening investment options for foreign investors.
The Chinese yuan, or renminbi, strengthened to a six-month high against the United States dollar on Thursday, as the US Federal Reserve expressed its patience on future rate increases, and the market awaited signals from ongoing Sino-US trade talks in Washington.
The risks behind an earlier wave of acquisitions among mainland-listed companies manifested itself this week, leading to earnings losses that rattled investors but pave the way for a bullish A-share market, analysts said.
China is further opening up its telecommunication industry, with more access and favorable policies being granted to foreign players in the field, according to industry experts.
Although the A-share market dipped on Wednesday, experts said they remain optimistic on the market's performance after the upcoming Spring Festival.
In China's saturated smartphone market, industry players are desperately rethinking survival strategies.
Despite China's slowing economic growth, Lithuania's Minister of Agriculture remains optimistic on growing trade, and wants to tap China's robust consumption market.
With increasing efforts to curb air pollution, Shanxi province has significantly reduced its coal consumption, and is well on track to shift to new energy-generated electricity for its winter heating.
Shanghai has accelerated the opening-up of the city's banking and insurance industries by increasing the efficiency of regulatory approval for overseas financial institutions looking to settle there.
Digital financial inclusion could become a highlight in China-Africa collaboration, with great potential for social benefits and business success ready to be unleashed, experts said.
Ecole du Ski Francais, a top ski school from Europe, has unveiled its academy in Beijing, adding one more choice for kids and adults in China to receive world-class, safe and quality courses starting this winter.
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