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FEATURES The reviving Chinese to 6.5 economy, percent in with the fourth its growth quarter of 2020, is on track to a full recovery from the pandemic this year. China's GDP growth this year could rebound to around 9 percent due to a low base in 2020, Hu said at the Forecast of China's Economy for 2021, a recent online discussion hosted by the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations. China's GDP growth may then normalize to 5-5.5 percent, entering an era of medium-speed growth, according to Hu. [Extracted from the article]

At the Forecast of China's Economy for 2020 conference hosted by the New Yorkbased National Committee on U.S.-China Relations and the China Center for Economic Research of Peking University (PKU) on January 9, economists from both China and the United States shared their observations on the Chinese economy. As the Chinese economy is entering a new phase of development, the financial problem appears to be growing, said Huang Yiping, an economics professor and Deputy Dean of PKU's National School of Development. U.S. online payment company PayPal has officially entered the Chinese market after it finished acquisition of GoPay, a licensed payment company in China, in December. [Extracted from the article]

It's the first time Wang brought the youth line of her namesake brand Taoray Wang to New York's runway. Wang's new youth collection, embellished with Yi embroidery, a Chinese intangible cultural heritage, was a definite hit on the last night of the fashion week. But Wang's incorporation of the patterns, colors and techniques of Yi embroidery in her contemporary fashion designs is not a simple duplication. [Extracted from the article]

Fuyao invested more than $600 million in its U.S. factory and started full-scale production in October 2016, with an annual capacity of 4.5 million sets of automotive glass and 4 million pieces of windshield glass, making it the world's single largest manufacturer of auto glass. Fuyao Glass America turned loss into gain in the late half of 2017, recording a profit of $754,500 for the year, according to Fuyao's financial report. Jamie Hoskins, who formerly worked at a steel plant, joined Fuyao earlier this year because it offered better pay and he had heard great things about the management, training, the work environment and workers. [Extracted from the article]

SUNY, the program - a symbol of New York's humanitarian spirit - accomplished more than its purpose, which was to ensure that students affected by the Sichuan earthquake did not suffer educationally. But this time, she wants to help U.S. students from poor families who are interested in studying in China and she thinks the SUNY-China 150 students would also like to join in. PHOTO (COLOR): Students from quake-hit Sichuan Province in southwest China take a keepsake photo after nishing a one-year program at the State University of New York at Farmingdale on May 15, 2009. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses Forecast of China's Economy for 2019 conference hosted by the New York based National Committee on U.S.-China Relations and the China Center for Economic Research at Peking University (PKU) on January 10, 2019. Topics discussed include growth of economy in China, ownership in foreign companies in financial services and automobile industries and gross domestic product (GDP) in China.

The article focuses on the China-U.S. diplomatic relationship which has been bilateral relationship across the world and should not be affected by trade war or differences. Topics discussed include views of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter on importance of bilateral relations, threats of terrorism and climate change and conflict of interest and influence of populism between U.S. and China.

The article focuses on the impact of China's green development on the other countries across the globe. Topics discussed include an overview of the sustainable development, the use of electric vehicles and solar panels to cut energy cost, and the management of issues associated with high-carbon infrastructures.

The article discusses the introduction of books in the "Understanding China" series by Zheng Bijian at the BookExpo America book fair in New York City from May 30 to June 1, 2018. The books' description of the socialist political philosophy of Chinese president Xi Jinping is examined along with the alleged need for the telling of Chinese narratives.

The article discusses China's opening up of its financial industry to foreign competition in 2007. The move is designed to fulfill one of its commitments following its accession to the World Trade Organization. The banking sector has taken a series of initiatives to encourage foreign-funded banks and Chinese-foreign joint venture banks. The indicators of the opening of the capital market are also discussed.

Reports on the efforts of cellular telephone maker Ningbo Bird Corp. to establish a branch in Europe. Expansion on the product lines of the company; Increase on the level of competitive advantage; Way of maximizing the market share of the firm.

Presents statistics and indicators of economic growth and industrial development in China in 2003. Fixed assets investment; Industrial production; Consumer goods; Consumer price index; Foreign trade; Consumption.

Reports developments related to the economic policy in China. Projection of absorbing foreign direct investment in 2004; Increase of sales of mobile phones; Growth of consumer price.

The author reflects on the economic rescue agenda of the G20 leaders conveyed at the G20 London summit in April 2009. At the meeting, the country leaders have decided to seek a common solution to save the world and not focus entirely on their own country's interests. One suggestion to fulfill is implementing anti-protectionism which, according to the author, is easier said than done. He mentioned factors that might weaken their goals include discrepancies among the G20 countries and the temptation of focusing on their own interests.