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Shenzhen's GDP grew by 6% in 2023, according to municipal legislature
January 31, 2024Shenzhen in Guangdong province saw its GDP grow by 6 percent last year to a new high of 3.46 trillion yuan ($482 billion), according to the city government's annual work report delivered on Tuesday.
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Local two sessions convey confidence in 2024 economy
January 30, 2024As provincial-level governments across China unveil their gross domestic product (GDP) targets for 2024 at local two sessions meetings, the confidence in the steady growth of the Chinese economy is evident.
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Foreign guests given opportunity to witness decision-making process in Xinjiang
January 30, 2024Foreign guests praised the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region's approach to opening-up and the Chinese path to democracy, after they were invited, for the first time, to attend the region's annual legislative and political advisory sessions.
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Int'l representatives, media invited to Xinjiang's ‘two sessions’
January 29, 2024International representatives and media outlets have for the first time been invited to sit in on or cover the upcoming "two sessions" of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, local authorities said on Sunday.
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Clean energy accounts for over 90% of Qinghai's installed capacity, according to provincial people's congress
January 29, 2024The installed clean energy capacity of Northwest China's Qinghai province surpassed 51 million kilowatts in 2023, accounting for 93 percent of the province's total installed power capacity.
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Northern provinces to drive ice, snow economy, according to local people's congresses
January 29, 2024Harbin, capital of Heilongjiang province, should not only focus on the boost to consumption brought by the recent jump in ice and snow tourism, but also seize opportunities around hosting the 9th Asian Winter Games in 2025, deputies said at the ongoing annual session of the Heilongjiang Provincial People's Congress.
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Shanghai legislators propose measures to tackle birthrate decline
January 29, 2024Legislators and political advisers in Shanghai are urging stronger support measures to increase people's willingness to have children, as the city's total fertility has dropped to a level severely lower than the internationally recognized standard.
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Legislators want Shanghai to be more furry-friendly to attract young people
January 29, 2024Legislators and political advisers in Shanghai have suggested that steps be taken to create a more pet-friendly environment, as it could make a difference in whether young people choose to live and work in the city.
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