In Central China's Henan province, a group of veteran teachers with an average teaching experience of more than 17 years were participating in a "special contest" with an artificial intelligence-enabled machine.
Chinese parents prefer that their children receive music education mainly for a couple of reasons: music could make for a decent career and increase their chances of hitting the big time; if not, music qualification can add weight to their applications for a place in coveted universities.
Chinese delivery giant SF Holding announced on Tuesday evening that its net profit in 2017 rose 14.12 percent, representing a slowdown in growth as the nation's overall delivery industry is going through a transition period.
The country's second-largest e-commerce site JD will ramp up efforts to establish logistics facilities in impoverished areas and build brands for local agricultural products, said its chairman and CEO Liu Qiangdong.
Selling 2,000 metric tons of dates and receiving about 700,000 orders within just three months is not an easy task for farmers living in Lin county of Shanxi province, a poverty-stricken area some eight hours by car from Beijing.
Amorepacific, a leading cosmetics firm from South Korea, will invest 30 million yuan ($4.75 million) over the course of three years to support the prevention and treatment of breast cancer and cervical cancer in China.
The government will continue to tighten supervision on the banking sector with regulations that could extend into credit beyond the reach of supervisors, the head of a provincial office of China Banking Regulatory Commission said.
China will support innovation of financial instruments to further expand channels for capital replenishment at commercial banks, looking to ease lenders' capital pressure and improve their ability to serve the real economy.
Chint Group, China's leading industrial electrical equipment and new energy enterprise in the private sector, is pushing forward intelligent manufacturing and photovoltaic industry presence, as well as expanding its presence in countries and regions relating to the Belt and Road Initiative.
Competition in China's cutthroat bike rental sector has reached new heights, with key players announcing generous funding plans and deposit-exemption schemes that require solid financial backing.
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