China India Dialogue

1756 results, between April 15, 2016 and May 3, 2024

Fuzhou to Quanzhou

by Cecile Zehnacker January 18, 2017

Fujian is most famous for “tulou”, round buildings typical of the Hakka ethnic minority. But the coastal and mountainous areas of Fujian Province have much more to offer.

WEF: Chinese Vitality – A Driving Force of the World’s Economy

by CIPG Digital Media Center January 17, 2017

Just imagine, if every Chinese person buys products or service worth US$100 from your country, US$130 billion are generated in bilateral trade. Isn’t it thrilling?

WEF: Restoring Faith in Globalization

by Kerry Brown January 17, 2017

Can China push against the tide of anti-globalization?

WEF: China Deserves Market Economy Status

by Shi Xiaoli January 17, 2017

WTO members are obligated to stop using the “analogue country method” with regard to China when the agreed deadline arrives.

Forbidden City: Where History Lives On

by Cecilia Lindqvist (Sweden) January 14, 2017

The Forbidden City was and is a treasure trove of important relics from throughout the Chinese history.

Rebranding the Past: Groundbreaking Cultural Experiment in China’s Ancient Villages

by Li Xia January 11, 2017

Pingshan (literally, “Screen Hill”) at the foot of Qingyang Mountain, four kilometers east of the seat of Yixian County in Anhui Province, is so named for the mountain resembling a screen that shelters the village from the north. Its history is well documented for more than 1,100 years.

Literature 2.0

by Zhou Xin January 10, 2017

Within less than two decades, China’s online literature has grown from a handful of writers sharing works online to daily publication volume equal to annual publications of a medium-sized publishing house.

Vague and Complicated Middle Class

by Luo Dong January 9, 2017

In China today, the definition of “middle class” doesn’t necessarily include every white collar worker. The middle class here is complicated if you take into account economic norms, occupation standards and education.

Sanjiangyuan: Source of Life

by Zi Mei January 8, 2017

Dotted with numerous lakes, swamps and glaciers, Sanjiangyuan is a critical source of fresh water for China and thus nicknamed the “Chinese Water Tower.”

The 1,001 Kashgar Nights

by Martina Fuches January 7, 2017

Modernity has swept this cultural and trade hub like a sandstorm. Where caravans and camels once trekked, taxis and motorcycles now crowd the streets. Dirt roads have become highways, and railroads now connect the region to the rest of China. Despite monumental changes, Kashgar’s spirit remains strong.

1756 results, between April 15, 2016 and May 3, 2024

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