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He Huifeng
Correspondent, Political Economy
He Huifeng is an award-winning journalist who has reported on China since 2001. She has gained an in-depth knowledge of political, economic and social issues in mainland China through years of close observation, which has given her a love for journalism in the field.
Businesses rethink plans after Trump unleashes whirlwind of tariffs, and analysts say that while trade barriers might be overcome, others must ‘abandon wishful thinking’.
When it’s basic farmland vs ‘well-facilitated’ farmland, the latter considerably outperforms in cost and yield.
My Sweet Home has achieved phenomenal success by moving beyond the trashy tropes of China’s booming micro drama industry.
Fuyao University of Science and Technology, which began enrolling students this year, trumpets faculty’s international credentials.
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The TP1000, which completed its maiden flight on Saturday, has a larger payload and longer range than any previous unmanned transport aircraft in China.
Government guideline seeks to encourage entrepreneurship, but many young people say starting a business is too risky in a sluggish economy.
China’s proprietary Huaxi cattle, the culmination of meticulous breeding to produce optimal growth and high-quality meat, is entering the global value chain.
With millions of university graduates entering the labour force each year, many companies prefer younger, lower-paid employees.
NPC deputies and CPPCC members call for comprehensive legislation to curb misuse of artificial intelligence.
Sluggish economy and real estate slump at home signal end to wave of overseas investment.
The move is part of Beijing’s wider drive to reverse a slide in foreign direct investment and boost economic growth.
But poll by AmCham in southern China still finds weakened confidence and concerns surrounding bilateral trade tensions with the United States.
Shenzhen, long the heart of China’s tech industry, may have a new rival as Hangzhou’s companies take centre stage. Will they compete or collaborate?
Businesses in China are holding back on hiring in 2025 – though demand is still high for overseas positions and sentiment has improved on late 2024.
Jiang Chaoliang, who was dismissed as Hubei party boss at the start of Wuhan outbreak, also spent years in the financial sector.
Calling scientific and technological innovation the ‘main battlefield of international strategic competition’, agriculture official says the race for dominance is on.
The domestic start-up’s runaway success has led some higher education institutions to create course programming on applications of its AI model.
Demand for gold jewellery spiked in China ahead of Valentine’s Day as consumers pivoted away from other luxury gifts.
While the US faces egg shortages, China’s poultry farmers are dealing with the opposite problem: plunging prices due to chronic overproduction.
For China’s billionaires, founding new universities offers a chance to make money – and demonstrate they are ‘politically correct’.
Cherries were once considered a luxury item in China, but a flood of cheap Chilean imports has tanked prices ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday.
Restaurants across the country offer more affordable set menus for Lunar New Year’s Eve in bid to attract more diners.
Lunar New Year botanical fairs see stall costs and plant prices plunge amid consumption woes in lead-up to holiday, boding poorly for domestic demand.
Workers use bonus levels to gauge companies’ financial health and competitiveness in the coming year.
Pet economy offers better career prospects as clinics and hospitals open across country.
Authorities again announce huge findings of gold veins across different Chinese regions, with the help of big data and powerful computing.
Shanghai and Guangdong, two of China’s major exporting regions, have set modest growth targets as leaders warn of ‘external factors’.
As China’s companies move to emerging markets, they find clients wanting infrastructure and pathways to local development as well as products.
China’s labour practices are driving a wedge between the world’s biggest EV maker and efforts to expand globally in areas where employee protections are paramount.
