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HEFEI, Oct. 29 (Xinhua) -- In the Hefei area of the pilot free trade zone (FTZ) in east China Anhui Province, Volkswagen Anhui MEB (Modular Electric Drive Matri

Unaffected by the COVID-19 resurgence, which hit Shanghai earlier this year, or the multiple uncertainties brought about by geopolitical issues, the amount of foreign capital injected into Shanghai's Lin-gang Special Area in the first six months surged 263.3 percent year-on-year to nearly $1.2 billion.

It has been a good start to the development of Lingang – in the next stage, the special area of the

China is poised to take bolder steps to accelerate building a strong and highly efficient domestic market, analysts and business executives said.

China is poised to take bolder steps to accelerate building a strong and highly efficient domestic market, analysts and business executives said.

China is poised to take bolder steps to accelerate building a strong and highly efficient domestic market, analysts and business executives said.

China is poised to take bolder steps to accelerate building a strong and highly efficient domestic market, analysts and business executives said.

Seventy-five years ago, hundreds of Chinese mariners were rounded up and deported from Britain after they risked their lives helping the Allies’ World War II effort. Now, the British parliament is being urged to formally apologise for what has been called one of the “most nakedly racist incidents ever instigated by the British government”. Liverpool MP Kim Johnson, who grew...

Chinese seamen at a hostel in Liverpool in May 1942. Photograph: Bert Hardy/Getty Images Letters Fri 28 May 2021 11.15 EDT Last modified on Fri 28 May 2021 11.38 EDT We congratulate Dan Hancox, and the family campaigners who helped him, for bringing into the open at last the story of the Chinese seamen secretly rounded up and forcibly deported from Liverpool as soon as their services were no longer required for the war effort (The secret deportations: how Britain betrayed the Chinese men who se...

Threatened by the pandemic, Britain’s Chinatowns have a rich, but often forgotten, history May 5, 2021 On a crisp morning in February, I headed to London’s Chinatown. It was the first day of Chinese New Year, and festive lanterns had been strung up to mark the occasion. Beneath the red and green arched gate at the entrance on Gerrard Street, a red banner announced Kung Hei Fat Choy (a New Year greeting) in golden lettering. I remembered walking here with my ...