Shanghai and Beijing have without question become over saturated when it comes to the retail market. Yet, multi-national chain stores still have their eyes firmly set upon developing the Chinese market, with their focus now intensifying on second and...
After much lobbying from the public, the municipal government of Nanjing has committed ¥10 million to the renovation of 100 important buildings from Republic of China era, which spanned from 1912 to 1949. There has been...
The roads of Nanjing are set to be graced with the presence of an auto brand that has hitherto been unrepresented in the Chinese market. Spanish car manufacturer SEAT is set to open a dealership here following strong presence...
The Chinese Spring Festival incorporating New Year takes place over 15 days with many Chinese taking up to a month's holiday and therefore the gaining popularity of the Christian festival Christmas takes some thinking about. Chinese New Year is...
"China will unswervingly continue its development of high-speed railways", announced China's State Council after news quickly spread Friday of the latest upset in the country's ongoing troubles over its prestigious high speed train network. 54 of the bullet trains...
When Nanjinger Wang Zhisen, 71, holds an upcoming exhibition of his 5,000 Chairman Mao commemorative badges to tie in with the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party on 1st July, the message he sends will...
Around 5,000 divorces take place in China each day, producing a total of approximately 1.8 million for 2010. The figures have been growing at over 10% annually; a consequence of China's economic transition that has the authorities concerned. Jianye...
China is long used to power cuts during the summer months, when electricity demand for air conditioning and refrigeration is at its highest. The China Electricity Council is now forecasting this year's shortage to be the worst in seven...
