Against the backdrop of geopolitical tensions and growing waves of trade protectionism, foreign enterprises are doubling down on their commitment to China due to the country's economic resilience.
Is fermented tofu always salty? Defying tradition, Wangzhihe, a 356-year-old Chinese heritage brand, has introduced a pineapple-infused version of its iconic furu (fermented bean curd).
Taking an intelligent low-altitude aircraft home or walking effortlessly with ultra-thin exoskeleton suit, these futuristic scenarios came to life in an AI-generated short film at the opening ceremony of the China Science Fiction Convention 2025 in Beijing.
After learning that a U.S.-developed drug could be accessed in Boao Lecheng International Medical Tourism Pilot Zone just three months, a foreign delegate at the Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference hailed Lecheng as "China's gateway to global healthcare."
Riding the wave of China's high-level opening-up, foreign companies are leveraging the advantages of the world's second-largest economy and participating in its innovation pursuit, to achieve win-win cooperation.
International experts and business leaders gathered at the 2025 Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference are optimistic about China's ability to reach its GDP growth target, citing the country's economic resilience and investment potential.
The topic of artificial intelligence (AI), highlighted by the powerful domestic large language model DeepSeek, gained prominence at the annual "two sessions" in early March. It remained a key focus at this year's China Development Forum (CDF).
China is reaffirming its commitment to openness, with the Hainan Free Trade Port (FTP) emerging as an important gateway driving the country's opening up in the new era.
China reaffirmed its commitment to innovation-driven high-quality development and global cooperation at the just-concluded China Development Forum (CDF) 2025.
Chinese software developers' creativeness is "second to none", and more Chinese mobile applications will succeed globally with greater international influence, Apple CEO Tim Cook said on Tuesday in an interview with China Daily in Beijing.