China's employment market has seen signs of an upturn, amid broader improvements in key economic indicators and the implementation of multiple pro-employment policies.
With COVID-19 outbreaks waning and pro-growth policies taking effect, China is making multi-pronged efforts to continue its recovery trend in the second half (H2) of this year.
The Pearl River Delta in south China's Guangdong province has over the past decade gradually transformed from a base of traditional manufacturing industries into an international hub for science and technology.
Expanding business volume, growing new orders and faster capital turnover, China's logistics market, a closely watched herald of economic operation, is making a comeback into the boom zone after being weighed upon by the COVID-19.
July 1 marks the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland. Over the past 25 years, Hong Kong's GDP has jumped from HK$1.32 trillion in 1997 to HK$2.87 trillion in 2021, its per capita GDP from HK$192,000 to HK$387,000, and trade volume from HK$3.07 trillion to HK$10.27 trillion. These sets of figures show that "one country, two systems" is proven successful in Hong Kong.
It has been nine years since China put forward the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Here, we take a look at just a few of its remarkable achievements so far.
China's financial market, young and fast-growing, is at a new outset to open up further to the global markets, building on the transformative steps it has taken in the past decade.