A new logistics park in Venlo, the Netherland, has started operation, the first in Western Europe to pre-clear goods for China customs. The Sino-Europe Ecommerce Logistics Park at the southeastern […]

In terms of cultural heritage, the Great Wall is often most associated with and representative of China. What about cultural symbols for the eastern province of Jiangsu? This new series […]

As protests and riots spread in Hong Kong, Beijing warns of a colour revolution and the way it’s dealt with is evolving. For almost three months, Hong Kong has seen […]

It is universally acknowledged that the Silk Road has originated somewhere in eastern China. But where does it end in the West? A consensus is emerging that the western end […]

Experts at a China conference organised by the global think tank – Chatham House – are cautiously optimistic about China’s economic future. Forty years of economic reform and growth have […]

Portugal hasn’t enjoyed as much limelight as Italy since Rome signed up to the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in late March 2019, making Italy the first G7 country to […]

Just a year ago, this natural peninsula located at the heart of the Zhangjiang Science City, a high-end zone located in Shanghai’s Pudong New Area, was just a humble place […]

Trade war or not, China has been in the headlines more than ever in recent months, after 40 years of economic reform and growth. The world’s number two economy now […]

By prioritising the protection and facilitation of foreign investment, China’s new Foreign Investment Law is sending a message that foreign investors can be assured of a better business climate as […]

Huawei, the multinational tech giant, has unveiled a new cyber security centre in Brussels in a renewed effort to allay fears over using its equipment in 5G networks. This follows […]

Direct flights between Toulouse in south France and China may open soon, according to the Chinese shareholders of Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (ATB), as passenger number grows. “We have high hopes that […]

Chairman of the 48 Group Club, Stephen Perry, has been recognised for his sterling work to improve Sino-British trade relations during China’s 40 years of reform and opening-up. On December […]

On the first anniversary of the International Forum on the Belt and Road Initiative, Foremost 4 Media has teamed up with the UK Association for the Promotion of Chinese Education […]

The outgoing Secretary General of the United Nations’ World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), Dr. Taleb Rifai, shares his views with China Report on tourism development and his legacy after seven years […]

This autumn, University of Leicester opened up its first overseas institute in northeast China, together with its Chinese joint venture partner, Dalian University of Technology. The students there are promised […]

Chongqing has geared up for even faster growth by making an effort to attract international talents. This follows the implementation of a series of favourable policies to lure investments in […]

Eddie Peng Yu-yen was fifteen minutes early for the interview. He was wearing a light-grey T-shirt and black jeans, showing off a recently acquired tan for his role as “Blackie Lau,” a guerilla […]

“Dad, don’t use Arthur, he’s stupid and slow,” exclaimed the 10-year-old daughter of Tian Feng, a researcher of youth issues at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Tian was surprised […]

For many, Chengdu is a must-see destination for one reason: pandas. I can confirm that they are adorable, especially when rolling around in the short gaps between bamboo binges and […]

On a high-speed train from China’s southwestern metropolis of Chengdu, central Dujiangyan is just a quick nap away. Located on the northwestern rim of the Chengdu Plain, Dujiangyan has a […]

Ladies and gentlemen, Thank you very much for joining us today to mark this exciting occasion. It was almost exactly one year ago today that I sat in this very […]

On August 8 the Liangjiang New Area, an inland development zone under China’s southwestern Chongqing city, announced four sets of so-called “golden terms”, aimed at attracting businesses and investors in […]

Ladies and Gentlemen, Good morning! First of all, on behalf of FLTRP, I would like to express our genuine gratitude and a very warm welcome to everyone! Thank you for […]

Three Chinese educational giants have joined hands to explore language and culture publishing in the UK, in English and Chinese. UK publishing is enjoying a healthy market. Now Innova Press […]

The first thing Ming Yue does every morning is logging on her WeChat account, the ubiquitous Chinese social messaging service. It’s not rare for her to find that dozens of traders have […]

In 1994, Wu Jiawei, then president of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, proposed the concept of a Hong Kong Bay Area, inspired by his fond memories of […]

Making better use of domestic and overseas markets and resources. Becoming more dynamic and influential in the world economy. These purposes underlie China’s One Belt One Road initiative (BRI), which links China and […]

HSBC, the UK’s biggest bank, has decided to keep its headquarters in London, following a 10-month review examining the feasibility of relocating to Hong Kong, where the first branch of the Hong Kong […]

To mark the 400th anniversary of the deaths of Chinese playwright Tang Xianzu and William Shakespeare, celebrations and performances will be organised in both China and the United Kingdom to strengthen cultural ties. The first major China tour by […]

Of the 18 deity halls in Beijing’s White Cloud Temple, the only one requiring a yellow sash to cordon off its long line of supplicants is that of the god of wealth. The sizeable […]