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Light on the “Dark Side” of the Moon
by Pang Zhihao February 18, 2019 -
Moon as Captured by Chang’e Probes
by China India Dialogue February 18, 2019 -
Sketch Map for the Flight Track of Chang’e-4
by China India Dialogue February 18, 2019 -
Chang’e-4: Lonely Landing
by China India Dialogue February 18, 2019 -
To the Moon at Chinese Speed
by China India Dialogue February 18, 2019
Crisis Meets Opportunity: The Next Step for Private Business in China
by Zhou Dewen February 18, 2019
If Chinese private enterprises precisely adapt to changing market demand, actively adjust product mix and manage debt, a bright future awaits.
Nurturing Ecology While Building Enterprise
by China-India Dialogue December 20, 2018
What are the most pressing environmental challenges in China and India? And how to tackle them?
Comparing Economic Reforms in India and China
by Mahendra P. Lama January 24, 2019
Economic reform has been the key instrument to elevate growth performance, but it always carries larger development ramifications in both India and China. However, their reform measures, strategies and implementation vary widely.
Tracking China’s Ecological Progress with Numbers
by Hu Zhoumeng & Andrey Maleev August 9, 2018
As harmonious coexistence between human and nature actually becomes reality, a brand new scroll of green China is unrolling in front of
Real Numbers on China’s Artificial Intelligence Boom
by Hu Zhoumeng & Andrey Maleev May 2, 2018
A new round of AI-driven technological and industrial revolution is sprouting in China.
Crisis Meets Opportunity: The Next Step for Private Business in China
by Zhou Dewen February 18, 2019
If Chinese private enterprises precisely adapt to changing market demand, actively adjust product mix and manage debt, a bright future awaits.
Rapid Fire Quiz Chang’e and Yutu
by LI ZHUOXI February 18, 2019
From the first visit by Luna-1 in 1959 to the soft landing of Chang’e-4 in 2019, lunar exploration has spanned 60 years, yet unknown realms still wait to be discovered. Let’s see what Jia Yang, deputy chief designer of the Chang’e-4 probe and chief designer of the Yutu lunar rover, has to say about Chang’e and Yutu.
Transforming Jobs in the Age of AI
by Joe Luc Barnes February 14, 2019
Should companies use AI to increase productivity and profits, or do they also have a duty to improve the day-to-day routine of their employees?
【Video】A Villager and His Stage Costume Business
by Ma Xiaowen December 10, 2018
The first episode of Beijing Review’s Web series: 40 Years of Reform and Opening Up: China's Rural E-Commerce Going Global
Strengthening China-India Ties Through Cultural Exchange
Vivek Mani Tripathi
Hailing from India’s northern state of Bihar, Vivek Mani Tripathi works as a Hindi teacher at the Guangdong University of Foreign Studies in Guangzhou, southern Guangdong Province. He chose the Chinese name Zhi Hui, which means “glittering with wisdom.” On June 1, 2018, he shared his story of studying Chinese literature and teaching Hindi in fluent Mandarin at a meeting themed on the people-to-people exchange held during the first media summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
A Sober Look at Dangerous Misconceptions on China-India Relations
Lan Jianxue
Hopefully, the Modi government will demonstrate political wisdom and keep the bigger picture in mind when handling issues concerning China-India relations as well as taking active measures to end the stand-off between the two countries. This is the only choice beneficial to India’s security and development, to China-India cooperation, and to the stability of the region as a whole.
India Rockets Past Record Books
Pankti Mehta Kadakia
The country achieved a milestone by launching 104 satellites with a single rocket in February. A journalist provides a first-hand account of the historic moment.
Indian and American Scholars Should Play a Positive Role in Maintaining Peace
Pan Heping
China’s defense policy is intended to safeguard and promote the peace and stability of the international community. Conversely, the suggestion that the U.S., Japan, and India collaborate to constrain China’s rise, as some Indian and American scholars made at the conference, is negative to the security of the Asia-Pacific region.
Xi pledges to bring benefit to people through Belt and Road Initiative
by Xinhua August 27, 2018
President Xi Jinping on Monday underlined thorough and solid cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to benefit people in countries involved and build a community with a shared future ...
Ecological Tightrope in the Qilian Mountains
by Li Zhiqing November 6, 2018
Only by addressing the imbalanced relationship and correcting the improper resource allocation between environmental protection and economic growth can we realize the simultaneous advancement of the environment and the economy and achieve “green development.”
China and India: Torches of the East
by Luo Zhaohui January 25, 2019
The tide of China-India cultural exchange seems unstoppable. Further infrastructure connectivity has facilitated a heavier flow of interaction between China and India, and even the seemingly insurmountable Himalayan range can do little to impede passionate exchange between the two Asian neighbors.
China and India: Torches of the East
by Luo Zhaohui January 25, 2019
The tide of China-India cultural exchange seems unstoppable. Further infrastructure connectivity has facilitated a heavier flow of interaction between China and India, and even the seemingly insurmountable Himalayan range can do little to impede passionate exchange between the two Asian neighbors.
Thoughts Generated from Short Videos
by Chen Mu January 24, 2019
New media impacts drastically on people’s life whenever it emerges.
Traditional Media in Non-traditional Times
by Zhou Shixiong January 24, 2019
In the age of online media, traditional media is not becoming obsolete. It is now an absolute necessity.
Should companies use AI to increase productivity and profits, or do they also have a duty to improve the day-to-day routine of their employees?
China is poised to play a greater role in deepening human understanding of the moon and the universe.
As the “senior wave” hits China, the traditional pension mode is also subtly changing.
China’s Spring Festival travel rush has not only become symbolic for the Chinese people, but also drawn attention from around the world.
No matter how far home is, how short holidays are, how hard it is to get a ticket, and how exhausting the travel might be, it is always a top priority to return home for a family reunion as the Spring Festival approaches.
The tide of China-India cultural exchange seems unstoppable. Further infrastructure connectivity has facilitated a heavier flow of interaction between China and India, and even the seemingly insurmountable Himalayan range can do little to impede passionate exchange between the two Asian neighbors.
New media impacts drastically on people’s life whenever it emerges.
In the age of online media, traditional media is not becoming obsolete. It is now an absolute necessity.
Social media is great, provided you know how to use it effectively, and use it to create value.
The idea of taking a digital break had filled me with trepidation but turns out, my mind was glad for the time off.
