China India Dialogue

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66 results, between April 21, 2016 and November 21, 2024

Veterinary Care: Emerging Chinese Industry

by Xi Tinghui April 27, 2017

Pet ownership is on the rise in China, which has led to increased demand for veterinary care. Of the roughly 1.1 million animal clinics in China, 70 percent are family-run practices and the rest are mostly small medical institutions. Only a few maintain comprehensively high medical standards or have access to advanced medical devices and drugs, yet skyrocketing prices coupled with unsatisfactory service have become the norm. To better understand the present reality of China’s veterinary care industry, we invited Xi Tinghui, manager of Beijing Baobaobeibei pet store, to share her insights.

[Crossing Cultures: Indians in China] Dev Lewis: Hooked on China

by Nick Lanigan April 26, 2017

“I stayed because I got hooked to life in China. The food, the language, the lifestyle, the people...”

[Crossing Cultures: Chinese in India] Settling in Mumbai: A Call from Deep Within

by Hu Zhoumeng April 24, 2017

Wen has developed a strong sense of belonging in Mumbai, and feels at home every time she arrives at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport.

Civil Steps

by Xue Jun April 19, 2017

China is promoting the rule of law, particularly in civil life, along with the acceleration of the compilation of the civil code.

[Crossing Cultures: Indians in China] Nitesh Kasana: A Culinary Adventure

by Nick Lanigan April 18, 2017

“I think China and India have a big communication gap. Our two countries have so many similarities and shared traditions, yet we don’t know each other so well.”

[Crossing Cultures: Indians in China] Anup Mohan: A Rollercoaster Ride

by Nick Lanigan April 17, 2017

“China is a complete surprise that can shock you, make you laugh, make you frustrated, make you happy, or make you doubt yourself. In the end, life is always about getting to know yourself better, and being completely out of my comfort zone in China gives me a platform to do that.”