For decades, the Terracotta Warriors army has been a must-see for foreign tourists in China. Viewing the over 2,000-year-old army in person is an astonishing experience, and yet today’s travelers increasingly seek experiences that go beyond the typical postcard view. Just across the street from Emperor Qinshihuang’s Mausoleum SiteContinue Reading
On summer weekends, Beijing’s Liangma River buzzes with life. Stand-up paddle boards glide past gleaming skyscrapers, their bright-colored hulls decorating the water in a scene local residents are comparing to the Seine. Along shaded riverbanks, families and friends gather to escape sweltering temperatures, watching a flotilla of paddle boardsContinue Reading
During a nearly three-week journey through Beijing, Shanghai and southwest China’s Yunnan Province, German travel blogger Sorin Liviu Jurj found that a passport and a smartphone were all he needed to enjoy much of what China had to offer. “Your phone is not just your phone in China. It isContinue Reading
Favorability rate for China surpassing the United States in a Pew study in July reflects in part what much of the world expects from a major power amid mounting geopolitical uncertainty, such as shared development over zero-sum rivalry. For Canadians surveyed in a poll three years ago, the favorabilityContinue Reading
A new survey from the Pew Research Center found that China is now seen more positively than the United States in most of 36 countries surveyed. In many places, positive perceptions of China have reached their highest levels since records began. The findings add to a growing body ofContinue Reading
BRNN/GSF– The implementation of special customs operations across Hainan Island has significantly accelerated the development of China’s Hainan Free Trade Port (FTP). A suite of preferential tax policies supports this momentum, designed to foster investment and industrial growth. However, these incentives raise a pertinent question: could the Hainan FTPContinue Reading
