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The article focuses on Russian dairy products, red wine and South American coffee which were products showcased at China International Import Expo (CIIE) creating business opportunities for global enterprises. Topics discussed include aim of the country to expand business globally, continuous growth of cross-border ecommerce in China and business opportunities for the export of tourism services noted by travel firm LatinAmerica Experience.

The article reports that Taijiquan, also known as tai chi has been included on the UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Topics include that the traditional physical practice is characterized by relaxed, circular movements that work in concert with breath regulation, and the cultivation of a righteous and neutral mind which improves physical fitness.

The article reports that according to marketing agency iResearch, there is an increase in the size of China's catering takeout service industry. Topics discussed include spread of takeout services in China accelerated after the COVID-19 outbreak, the convenience of food delivery services and ordering takeout food online channeled more customers to offline restaurants.

The article discusses virus infectious diseases and mentions Hou Yunde who studied medicine and virology. Topics discussed include PhD in Medical Science that was awarded to Hou by the Soviet Ministry of Higher Education, a glycoprotein which was discovered by foreign scientists, and chronic hepatitis B patients.

The article discusses the importance of seeds in agriculture. Topics discussed include Paddy rice that is a dominating grain in China, views of Wan Jianmin on rice breeding and first green revolution in the agricultural history of the World, and a variety of rice developed by agricultural expert Huang Yaoxiang and his team.

The article features Wang Zeshan, an explosives expert and member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. It discusses his motivation for majoring in explosives at the Harbin Institute of Military Engineering. It also describes his achievements in conducting research on explosives, including the development of a new charging technology and ballistic theory following the application of a propelling charging technology that he invented.

The article discusses life of Zhou Youguang. It mentions that in 1955, Zhou Youguang was invited to attend a national conference on the reform of Chinese characters convened by the central government in Beijing. It reveals that after graduating from university, Zhou engaged in finance-related work, but kept alive his passion for words and linguistics.

The article talks about agricultural scientist Yuan Longping, known as the father of hybrid rice. Topics discussed include Yuan's contributions to China's food security and global food supply, the rise and fall of agriculture having determined the country's prosperity, and the central government having prioritized food production in the face of a growing population and frequent natural disasters.

The article reports more Chinese are adopting a greener lifestyle, which is reflected in the popularity of green restaurants and green bed & breakfasts in the country. Topics discussed include Chinese people pursuing healthy diets with some renting farms to grow organic vegetables, and the increasing popularity of green fruits, vegetables and meat.

The article reports on the progress attained by the villagers of Hetaoba in Meitan County, southwest China's Guizhou Province through the emergence of organic tea plantations. The transformation of the region from being a widely-known poor county under the state's support as boosted by the tea industry is explored. Also outlined is the rapid expansion of the plantations driven by the natural environment and climatic conditions in Meitan.

The article discusses the efforts of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in promoting green development and boosting ecological conservation. Chinese President Xi Jinping called for joint construction of green Belt and Road, expressing China's support for green, low-carbon, and sustainable mode of production and way of life, by strengthening cooperation in ecological conservation. With BRI, China aims to jointly work with other countries to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

The article reports on increase in senior care providers from overseas who have started to dig into market in China and that senior care firm Orpea has achieved remarkable results occupancy rate of its center in Nanjing in Jiangshu, China. Topics discussed include views of Nathaniel Farouz, chief executive officer (CEO) of Orpea China, on the same, demand of senior care in China due to rapid growth of China's aging population and visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to China.

Th article discusses on the interview with state commissioner Cheng Guoping of counter-terrorism and security matters in China regarding the enhanced international cooperation in fighting the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM). Topics mentioned include the joint exercise of Russia and China in Moscow, Russia on July 4, 2016, the importance of counterterrorism in safegurding the world peace and stability, and the participation on multilateral cooperation with the United Nation (UN).

The article explores the development of China's high-speed railroad network. The country has launched two highs-speed trains, the Golden Phoenix CR400BF and the Dolphin Blue CR400AF, in February 2017. The network's development is attributed to technological innovations The country's high-speed railway technology is considered as one of the most advanced in the world. Also noted is the connection between the industry's globalization and the Belt and Road Initiative.

The article explores the entry of foreign investments in the senior care services industry in China. The trend is attributed to the growth of the country's aging population. The Chinese concept of senior care has changed as many parents are preferring senior care institutions to look after them. The government is encouraged to develop several aspects, including senior health management services and geriatric health care and rehabilitation services.

The article focuses on impact of electronic commerce over enhancement of farm produce sale in China. Topics discussed include farmer Min Chao manages online businesses for selling farm produce with proliferation of online shopping approaches; establishment of the Greenfield Crop Planting Specialized Cooperatives by Min for application of organic produce authentication; and emergence of Min in e-commerce services with development of online store taobao.com.

The article features He Zhenwei, executive deputy secretary-general of China Overseas Development Association who believes that China's enterprises currently investing overseas is an inevitable feature of its drive to join the globalization trend. He notes that China's overseas investment enhanced some countries' economic recovery and steered their industrial structural adjustment. He cites the need for Chinese enterprises investing abroad to abide by local laws to build a good reputation.

The article focuses on Zhou Ande, head of Research and Development Department of the Motor Train Unit of CRRC Zhuzhou Locomotive Co. Ltd., and his meter gauge train innovation. It offers a background on the education of Zhou and highlights his task of research and design for the meter gauge railway of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Also discussed are the technical difficulties Zhou faced in carrying out the project such as cooling capacity, moisture removal, drainage and passenger volume.

The article focuses on Chinese festivals that are related to astronomy, mathematics and calendar systems and mentions that Chinese ancestors defined solar terms summed up seasons. Topics discussed include activities of traditional festival such as lantern show, dragon boat racing and sacrifices to ancestors, how myths and legends added romantic color to the festivals and progress of Han Dynasty after reunification of China.

The article focuses on Wang Daheng, optical physicist, who devoted life to oversee development of China's optical glass, electronic microscope and laser device and found Chinese Academy of Engineering. Topics discussed include government scholarship to study in England won by Wang Daheng, mission in China's technological modernization and China's technological development and advancement.

The article focuses on enhancement of cooperation between China and the World Health Organization (WHO) of the United Nation (UN) in several aspects. Topics discussed include tobacco control law adopted by Beijing, China since June 1, 2015 and supported by WHO, traditional medicine emphasized by WHO, continued international medical affair, views of WHO Representative in China Bernhard Schwartländer on health system of China and World Health Day to promote food safety awareness in China.

The article reports that hydropower enterprises in China with their advanced technologies and rich construction experience are helping local firms generate clean energy in Latin America as of 2015. Topics include the China Energy Engineering Group or Energy China being the bellwether of China's hydropower-engineering exports to Latin America, and Energy China also having several important power transmission and transformation projects in Venezuela.

The article reports that automobile exports from China to Latin America are starting to grow after China recovers from the global financial crisis. Topics discussed include the price advantage of Chinese carmakers according to Derco Co. sales manager Julio Concha, two advantages for Chinese automobiles in Chile identified by Chinese engineer Zhu Yi, and leading Chinese brands that have entered the Latin American market such as China National Heavy Duty Truck Group Co., Ltd.

The article discusses the policies implemented by China in order to curb its population growth since 1949 as of February 2014. It claims that in 1953, the country launched contraception and birth control in order to slow down population growth. The opinions of Mao Qun'an of the National Health and Family Planning Commission (NHFPC) and the Institute of Sociology's Zhang Yi on the issues are also cited.

The article discusses the Xiayuan Festival, celebrated on 15th day of the 10th month on the lunar calendar, in China.

The article offers information on the development of China as a nuclear and space power. Topics discussed include decision of the Communist Party of China to develop atomic and hydrogen bombs and the man-made satellite, early after the People's Republic of China; detonation of its first atomic bomb on October 16, 1964 under the leadership of nuclear physicist Deng Jiaxian and the CZ-7 launch vehicle and the Tianzhou Cargo Spaceship.

The article reviews the Double Ninth Festival in China that features chrysanthemums and cornels and mentions that this festival is also called Mountain Climbing Festival.

The article discusses the Hungry Ghost Festival or Zhong Yuan Festival, an ancestor worship day held every fifteenth day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar in China.

The article discusses the Chinese Qixi Festival, also called the Chinese Valentine's Day, which is a day to pray for a happy marriage and to be a woman of ingenuity.

The article previews the Dragon Boat Festival that will be held on June 7, 2019 in China, during which time the Chinese pray for blessings and protection against calamities.

The article discusses the history and origin of the Hanshi Festival being held in China on April 3. The origins of the festival are connected with two historical figures namely Chong'er, the prince of Jin, and Duke Jinwen, one of the five great rulers in the Spring and Autumn period. Many of the festibal customs were merged into the Qingming Festival, such as spring outings and tomb sweeping.

The article focuses on Zhu Xianmo, a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, pedologist and expert of water and soil conservation, who harnessed the power of China's Yellow River. It states that Zhu created the 28-Chinese Character Strategy for water and soil conservation on the loess plateau, which proposes to retain rainwater in the soil.