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Beijing's office market registered a record-breaking performance this year, as shown from the high net absorption and low vacancy rate, which may offer more expectations for 2022, experts said.
Urbanization could help solve China’s shrinking workforce Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If you're not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ Residential buildings in Shanghai | BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Jul 20, 2021 China’s urbanization rate is set to beat previous international predictions over the next decade, providing an antidote to the country’s shrinking workforce and declining birthrate, an influential Chinese economist has said. About 75% of the Chinese population will be living in cities by 20...
The 19th Conference on International Exchange of Professionals Concluded Successfully With 20 years of development, the CIEP has become a high-standard internationalized conference of talents and a famous brand for China to gather global talents. The 19th Conference on International Exchange of Professionals (CIEP) was successfully held in Shenzhen on April 24 and 25, technological elites from all over the world gathered to share the latest achievements of innovation and entrepreneurship. Wang Zhigang, Minister of the Science and Technology and Secretary of the Party Leadership Group, Wang We...
Mongolian Wind: Magnetic Press to Publish Lavish Artbook by Lu Ming Mongolian Wind: Magnetic Press to Publish Lavish Artbook by Lu Ming Posted on Mongolian Wind, an amazingly illustrated artbook by creator Lu Ming, is being published by Magnetic Press, who are known for their gorgeous graphic novels and art books. Lu Ming is currently celebrated as the representative of Chinese realist comics. Art from "Mongolian Wind" by Lu Ming, Magnetic Press Few artists are as complete as Lu Ming. Known for his hyper-realistic comics and his universe inspired by both medieval (Chinese and European)...
February 22, 2021 A handout photo. The ritual lives on in some rural areas South China Morning Post A Chinese blogger has asked for police help after claiming he was being cyberbullied for criticising the traditional custom of kowtowing to the elders during Lunar New Year. Huang Zhijie runs an influential account called You You Lu Ming (a line from an ancient poem that means roughly “the calling of the deer”) on several platforms. On Saturday (Feb 20) he posted on WeChat that he had been physically threatened and his family had received numerous menacing phone calls after he described the...