Authorities from Guizhou in Southwest China see poverty alleviation as a direct way of serving the people.
I left Beijing for Guizhou province at the start of August thinking about a Gaelic football match. It's one of Ireland's national sports, a mixture of rugby and association football played at home and in Irish emigrant communities.
Guests at the 10th China Yangtze River Three Gorges International Tourism Festival had the chance to learn about its host city, Yichang, noted for hydroelectric resources and its culture and tourism.
Yichang, Hubei province, is making efforts to advance its development of cultural tourism and provide unique experiences for visitors from around the world.
The link between tourism and sectors such as culture, agriculture and sports has nurtured new growth opportunities to boost business in Yichang.
As a vital birthplace of Chinese civilization, Xi'an, capital of Shaanxi province, is committed to building itself into a new highland for reform and opening-up while promoting economic and trade exchanges under China's Belt and Road Initiative.
The 2019 AirCarnival took to the skies above Sheshan National Tourist Resort's Shanghai Sculpture Park, Songjiang district from Sept 21 to 24, creating new highs for the resort as it continues to develop unique tourism activities.
Sales of new energy vehicles experienced an even greater fall in August, after recording reduced sales in July, the first sales drop for NEVs in more than two years. However, industry insiders remain confident of the upward trajectory in the NEV market.
Zhejiang Geely Holding Group is calling for Chinese automotive brands to step up research and development and regain ground lost to international rivals as China's auto market continues to falter.
Despite China's 14-month fall in car sales, major Japanese brands are bucking the downturn with increasing sales in the first eight months this year.
China's FAW Group launched its ride-hailing app Qimiao Chuxing on Tuesday, firmly placing the manufacturer's hat in the ring of China's competitive ride-hailing industry.
The competition for car sales in China is heating up with more than one in four potential buyers disqualifying a brand before even visiting its dealers, according to a survey by JD Power released last week.
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