China's first domestically designed and built integrated large-scale fracturing vessel was delivered on Tuesday in Zhoushan City, east China's Zhejiang Province.

As China's annual legislative and political consultative meetings, known as the "Two Sessions," are underway in Beijing, foreign media outlets and journalists are closely following the event for signals about the development trajectory of the world's second-largest economy and its global

Chinese automotive brands are rapidly expanding their footprint in South Africa, with their market share growing faster than many expected as local consumers increasingly prioritize affordability, technology, and value, industry executives say.

Jinan-Binzhou high-speed railway in E China enters full-line track-laying operation phase

While economic growth and technological innovation remain central to China's agenda, cultural advancement stands as an important pillar in the country's development blueprint for the next five years.

Chen Hui, a deputy to the National People's Congress, is a new type of farmer. She promotes scientific and technological innovation in the Gonggan mandarin industry, earning her the online nickname "Gonggan mandarin sister." The Gonggan mandarin is a premium Chinese mandarin-orange hybrid known for being sweet, easy to peel and historically prized as an imperial tribute fruit. During this year's two sessions, she shared her "Gonggan mandarin sister" story with a People’s Daily reporter. (Produced by Wang Ruofan, Di Jingyuan, Sun Tianren, Wang Xiangyu, Li Mingzhi, Chu Chu, intern Lin Xiaochen, Wang Yiwen)

On March 4, in Puning, South China's Guangdong Province, this young girl lost her shoe mid-performance but never missed a beat. She was performing the Yingge Dance, also known as the "Chinese Warrior Dance"—a powerful tradition from the Chaoshan region. Her composure shows the true spirit of a warrior! (Video source: Douyin; Compiled by Yao Yuhe)

Spring scenery in Kunming, China's Yunnan

Maintenance workers check ±800 kV UHV Jintang Line in Tongling City, China's Anhui

Data released Tuesday by the General Administration of Customs (GAC) revealed that total goods trade value had reached 7.73 trillion yuan (about 1.12 trillion U.S. dollars) during this period.

The 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), China's top political advisory body, on Tuesday held a standing committee meeting to make preparations for the conclusion of its annual session.

On whether Zhai Jun, special envoy of the Chinese government on the Middle East issue, will coordinate and communicate on the issue of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Tuesday that Zhai is currently conducting shuttle visits in the reg

Asked how China views the impact of geopolitical conflicts on global energy security, as tensions in the Middle East and elsewhere and potentially protracted conflict affect the global energy landscape and the stability of industrial and supply chains, posing uncertainty for China's energy import se

In response to a media question regarding reports that Taiwan island is considering issuing bonds for the first time and diversifying financing through its overseas partners for investments abroad, claiming this is one of the efforts by so-called "democratic countries" to resist the diplomatic isola

Since 1953, China has implemented 14 consecutive five-year plans, each building on the last, a strategy described as "carrying the blueprint through to the end." This year, during the ongoing two sessions, a draft law on national development planning moves toward formal legislation, institutionalizing strategic planning. In describing China's institutional advantage in making long-term plans, some have adopted the word "long-termism" to refer to the historic, long-term logic of Chinese national governance. So what exactly is this Chinese-style long-termism? How is this long-term approach impacting China and the rest of the world? Click the video for answers. (Produced by Xue Yuan, Wang Tian, Han Xiaomeng, Ni Tao, Cui Can, Shan Xin, interns Ye Qianyu and Yao Yuhe; Cover photo by Chu Chu and Li Mingzhi)