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April 07, 2022
Rural tourism favored during Qingming Festival
Ningbo in East China's Zhejiang province was ranked eighth nationwide in terms of the number of rural tourists during the three-day Qingming Festival holiday which ended on April 5, according to a report released by online domestic travel agency Ctrip.
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April 06, 2022
China's dancers get set for their big break
Young Chinese break dancers are actively preparing for the 19th Asian Games Hangzhou 2022, which are set to take place in September.
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April 06, 2022
Digital yuan to be piloted in 6 cities hosting Asian Games
The orderly expansion of digital renminbi trials in China is expected to advance its research and development and wide-range applications.
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April 06, 2022
China's services trade jumps 33.5% to hit $150b in the first two months
China's trade in services soared 33.5 percent year-on-year to reach 953.48 billion yuan ($149.7 billion) in the first two months of this year, the Ministry of Commerce said on Wednesday.
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April 06, 2022
Weight loss craze creates gain for players
Young consumers are increasingly embracing a low-calorie lifestyle and powering sales of meals that boast lower sugar and carbohydrates while remaining nutritious and delicious, experts said.
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April 06, 2022
Exporters deal with Shanghai lockdown
Medium-sized ports around Shanghai, including those at Taicang and Zhangjiagang in Jiangsu province, saw a surging volume of transshipment to Shanghai in March, since many neighboring cities adopted strict anti-COVID measures for truck drivers going to and coming from Shanghai due to the city's lockdown, said forwarders and Customs officials.
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April 06, 2022
2 Asian Games stadiums in Ningbo pass acceptance test
As a co-host city of the 19th Asian Games, Ningbo in East China's Zhejiang province is set to host the Games' sailing events and beach volleyball events.
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April 05, 2022
World Bank: Developing East Asia Pacific to grow 5% in 2022
WASHINGTON - The developing East Asia and Pacific countries is projected to grow by 5 percent in 2022 amid the resurgence of COVID-19 pandemic, tighter financial conditions and the Russia-Ukraine war, the World Bank said Monday.
