China's monetary authority will undertake the task to ensure sufficient lending and maintain adequate liquidity, supporting the economy to bottom out this year, investors expected.
China's A-share market is showing signs of a slow recovery, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising 0.56 percent to close at 2610.51 points on Monday and the Shenzhen Component Index gaining 0.59 percent to close at 7626.24 points.
Delta Air Lines, an Atlanta-based major US carrier, said it is confident on the long-term growth potential of Sino-US aviation market and will continue to launch new flights, spurred by robust demand, despite the overcapacity of the market and the ongoing Sino-US trade dispute.
Modular construction, an environmentally friendly and time-saving alternative to traditional construction, provided by Chinese companies, is seeing growing application with a British university choosing it for student accommodation.
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.
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