Tuhao, a poor village in northwest China’s Gansu province, lacked agricultural diversity due to its poor access to information.See how it has changed by e-commerce.
China has been encouraging poor villages to develop tourism by providing them with subsidies.
Pujiang county in China’s Sichuan province is regarded as one ofthe best places in the world for growing kiwifruit because it enjoys a subtropical humid monsoon climate and a mild temperature all year long.
Li Hongqing is a honeybeekeeper in Raohe Countyalong the Ussuri Riverin northern China’s Heilongjiang province. Until a few years ago, beekeeping wasn’t a promising business. But things have changed.
The fifth episode of Beijing Review’s Web series: 40 Years of Reform and Opening Up: China's Rural E-Commerce Going Global
The fourth episode of Beijing Review's Web series: 40 Years of Reform and Opening Up: China's Rural E-Commerce Going Global
The third episode of Beijing Review's Web series: 40 Years of Reform and Opening Up: China's Rural E-Commerce Going Global
The second episode of Beijing Review’s Web series: 40 Years of Reform and Opening Up: China's Rural E-Commerce Going Global
The first episode of Beijing Review’s Web series: 40 Years of Reform and Opening Up: China's Rural E-Commerce Going Global.
Chinese-English Web series on rural entrepreneurs with global reach coming up soon.The story is told through three-minute episodes that show how the life of each protagonist changed, and even his or her way of thinking.
During 13th Confucius Institute Conference, China Today interviewed Dennis M. Delephanty, a retired diplomat, also a student representative from the Confucius Institute of the George Mason University.
With Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to the “land of a thousand hills” in late July, more and more Chinese people began to take note of the beautiful landlocked country in Central and East Africa, Rwanda.
Historic and Landmark SCO Qingdao Summit
