In this issue's Special Report, we intend to give our readers a peek into how China is achieving its green transition by zooming into the country's creative practices in this aspect.

Regions across China are acting on the state's call to shift to green development, with tangible progress made.

Green and low-carbon energy transition should be a common goal for all countries.

An Inner Mongolian town takes giant steps in transitioning to clean energy production.

New mega energy base propels the transformation of Kubuqi Desert into a source of economic growth.

Despite their disagreements on some issues, China and Europe need to maintain high-level dialogues as the relationship is more important than ever before.

A green industry chain has been formed in China, in which the latest technologies can be applied and further developed.

With its GDP surpassing RMB 126 trillion, per capita disposable income increasing by 6.1 percent, and 12.44 million urban jobs created, China saw brisk economic recovery last year.

The positive figures of last year confirm the strength, resilience, and prospects of the Chinese economy.

Lawmakers testify to the power of culture combined with tourism to spur economic growth and enhance the confidence of the nation.

Over the last 30 years, China’s small commodity market has been a big driving force for economic growth, and the city of Yiwu is the largest small commodity market in China. Its stong vitality today gives us a picture into how China’s economy remains so strong.

Since establishing a business in her rural hometown in 2017, Shi Jia, an ethnic Miao entrepreneur, has been committed to exploring ethnic resources to develop local industries.

Lawmakers call for stepping up hydrogen power production to facilitate China’s clean and low-carbon energy transformation and create a new engine of growth.

In this exclusive interview, Michael Schumann, chairman of the Board of the German Federal Association for Economic Development and Foreign Trade, discusses Sino-German trade relations and the “out-of-proportion” debate on Xinjiang.