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The article reports that the renewed volatility in China's sharemarket is keeping investors away from it and China's sharemarket represented a third of its gross domestic product.

The article reports that People's Daily, the premier newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, did not mentioned the stock market crisis in the country on August 25, 2015 bur featured a report about economic development in Tibet.

The article focuses on how the economy of China will grow by 2050.

The author discusses the efforts of China to boost its stockmarket including its role in the global economy, reducing interest rates and easing bank lending restrictions.

The author discusses the contribution of the privatisation of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in China to its economic growth.

The article investigates the rise and fall of Chinese businessman Li Hejun and his renewable energy company Hanergy Group. Topics discussed include the conversion of loss-making plastic toy company RBI Holdings into a company that sells solar panel equipment, the growth of Hanergy since 2012, and the suspension of Hanergy Thin Film Power's shares.

The author comments on the aspirations of Chinese youth to an international education. She discusses data from online test-preparation company ArborBridge on the number of Chinese students who took the U.S. college entrance exam SAT in 2014, the increase in the number of Chinese students obtaining education abroad, and the growing class divide between those who can pay for the international track and those who go the traditional gaokao route.

The article offers information on the fluctuating stock market of China and mentions the gain in Shanghai Composite Index by 53 per cent.

The article reports that according to human rights group Amnesty International, several lawyers & activists in China, who were seeking protection of the human rights, were detained by Chinese government as of July 2015, & also presents statements of the U.S. Department of State regarding the same.