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  • Smart Cities: Impressive finance models of Yinchuan, Chengdu and Hangzhou

    These cities use public-private partnerships (PPPs) to fund projects, but each city has its own unique characteristics in terms of operational management and profitability strategies in smart city ecosystems.

    August 06, 2018

  • CIIE: A commitment to further opening up

    CIIE shows China's commitment to further opening up to the world and contributes to building an open world economy and a community with a shared future for humanity.

    October 31, 2018

  • The controversy of e-commerce: Damaging or improving the economy?

    There are many advantages like the shopping experience, which e-commerce cannot replace yet, but with the development of VR and AI, virtual shopping might not be too far away.

    November 23, 2018

  • New ideas can drive China’s era of reform, growth

    If China can take the 40th anniversary of reform and opening-up as an opportunity to launch a new round of ideological emancipation, another round of reform and opening-up will occur, spurring new economic growth.

    December 13, 2018

  • Income tax reform can help boost demand

    The individual income tax reform that came into effect on Jan 1 is a key step toward changing China's individual income tax system from classified to comprehensive tax collection.

    January 07, 2019

  • Household debt ratio not a cause for concern

    For many families, the mortgage payment to household income ratio is unreasonable. Once housing loans account for an unreasonably high percentage of a family's disposable income, the family risks defaulting on the debt.

    February 26, 2019


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  • Zhang Zhanpeng

    Silkroad Chief Reporter-Jiangsu

    Zhang Zhanpeng
  • Ren Feng

    Silkroad Chief Reporter-Beijing

    Ren Feng
  • Li Jianping

    Silkroad Chief Reporter-Heilongjiang

    Li Jianping
  • Chen Jun

    Silkroad Chief Reporter-Hubei

    Chen Jun
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