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Why Western predictions were mostly wrong about China in past decade? - Vimarsana News

Why Western predictions were mostly wrong about China in past decade?

When commenting on China, some in the West only see a country constantly at the cusp of crisis, ranging from predictions of a

China's cross-border e-commerce speeds up development - Vimarsana News

China's cross-border e-commerce speeds up development

China's cross-border e-commerce speeds up development with the aid of digital technology, People's Daily overseas edition reported on Wednesday.

Restaurants, food vendors ready for reopening after month-long suspension in Beijing - Vimarsana News

Restaurants, food vendors ready for reopening after month-long suspension in Beijing

Restaurant owners and food vendors in Beijing are preparing for the end of the ban on dine-in service that began on May 1 due to strict epidemic controls, as the Chinese capital resumes business after the COVID-19 outbreak was largely brought under control.

Sealed-In Shanghai Residents Say Reopening Is 'Far Away' as Authorities Claim 'Zero COVID' Status Reached - Vimarsana News

Sealed-In Shanghai Residents Say Reopening Is 'Far Away' as Authorities Claim 'Zero COVID' Status Reached

Shanghai officials on May 17 said they achieved zero infections outside quarantine zones for three consecutive days, marking ...

China plans major hike in big data investment - Vimarsana News

China plans major hike in big data investment

China's investment in big data centers is expected to grow by more than 20 percent annually during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-25), and the cumulative investment in related fields is set to exceed 3 trillion yuan ($471 billion), the country's top economic regulator said on Friday.