By Liu Chengyong In the long course of human history, many civilizations emerged. Some faded away with the passage of time, and some endured despite twists and turns.Chinese civilization has remained uninterrupted for thousands of years, only growing more vibrant as time passes. This would not have been possible without the collection, preservation and passing […]
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EMEFIELE AND HIS MOB SYMPATHISERS
By Chibuike Ohaegbulam Once upon a time, there was a man called Godwin Emefiele who lived and worked in a country known as Nigeria. Emefiele was a banker and rose to be the Group Managing Director of Zenith Bank. In 2014, Emefiele was appointed the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). He became very […]
“Shuttle trucking” makes air transport more efficient
By Du Haitao, People’s Daily A flight from Billund Airport in Denmark recently arrived at Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport in east China’s Zhejiang province, carrying 39.6 tons of imported goods. The cargos were soon cleared through customs. Of that, 39.3 tons, mainly chemicals and spare parts, were shipped by trucks to Shanghai and Beijing. These […]
Rural cultural activities brim with new vitality
By Liu Yang, People’s Daily “Village Spring Festival galas,” “rural basketball league,” and “village soccer super league” are all the rage in China. These featured and vibrant rural cultural and sports events, known to the public via livestreaming and short video platforms, have received rave reviews. They are a miniature of China’s remarkable achievements in […]
Japan’s so-called “China threat” rhetoric cannot deceive world
By Zhong Sheng, People’s Daily Japan says it seeks to “fundamentally reinforce its defense capabilities” and is planning to spend 43.5 trillion yen ($303.5 billion) on defense in the coming five years in a 2023 defense white paper it recently issued. Turning a blind eye to facts, the white paper labels China as an “unprecedented […]
China’s H1 economic performance reveals quality growth, strong fundamentals
By Bai Yifei, People’s Daily This July, plums produced in Wushan county, southwest China’s Chongqing municipality, were hitting major cities in China, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, via charter flights. Last year, one flight was scheduled per day for 15 days, and this year, the figures increased to two and 20 respectively. The expansion […]
Hospital train brings brightness to cataract patients in Xinjiang
By Liao Ruiling, People’s Daily In Korla, Bayingolin Mongol autonomous prefecture, northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, there is a train painted with rainbows – the “Sinopec Lifeline Express” hospital train. The train, tied down to a track beside the Korla East Railway Station, began medical services on May 17 this year. It offers free […]
Fuel Subsidy Removal: Hold NNPCL Responsible for High Cost of Living
A coalition of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have blamed the hardship caused as a result of the removal of subsidy by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the poor management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) with its attendant increase in cost of living and labour crisis. To this end, the CSOs with shared […]
China growing into source of consumer goods innovation
By Li Jie New products are an important engine driving China’s consumption growth today. This year, a number of new products have been launched in various sectors of the consumption market, including Huawei’s P60 smartphone, the Blossoms Collection perfume of Jo Malone, collaboration T-shirts of UNIQLO, as well as new vehicle models by Chinese carmakers […]
China ranks second in world in terms of computing power
By Gu Yekai, People’s Daily China’s computing power ranks second in the world, making it a front runner in the field, said the recently-released Global Computing Power Index Evaluation Report (2022-2023). According to the report, jointly issued by International Data Corporation, Chinese server manufacturer Inspur and Tsinghua University’s Institute for Global Industry, the Chinese server […]