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DaWo and Chance Bridge Law Firms forge a strategic partnership in Shanghai, combining local-global legal expertise to set new industry standards.

Temu's rise in the e-commerce sector, particularly in Europe and the US, is a story of strategic precision and market adaptation. This rise, especially when comparing it to established players like AliExpress and Shein, reveals much about the current dynamics of global e-commerce. This article delves into the strategies that have propelled Temu's success. 

The Shanghai Municipal People's Government launched "International Services Shanghai," an online portal on January 1st to improve and simplify the experiences of expatriates and foreign nationals in the city, signifying a major step in addressing the needs of its international community.

Former Belgian PM Yves Leterme advocates continued cooperation with China, praises cultural diversity, opposes "decoupling," and pays homage to Chinese sacrifice in WWI during CGTN's Leaders Talk interview.

The European Commission investigates Chinese EV imports, citing state subsidies. Amidst this, Volkswagen Anhui produces Cupra Tavascan, revealing China's Dual Circulation policy in action, influencing the global EV landscape.

Discover the fascinating journey of Christmas in China, from ancient celebrations to modern festivities, bridging cultures in unexpected ways.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) Director General, Willie Walsh, has reported a robust recovery in global travel demand to and from mainland China. However, analysts remain cautious due to the country's economic downturn and geopolitical rifts, which may impact a return to pre-pandemic levels next year.

Beijing has recently announced that its visa-free entry policy for citizens of six nations has been successful, with a noticeable increase in the number of people entering China since the beginning of December.

The recent 24th EU-China Summit in Beijing aimed at fortifying stable relations. Led by Presidents Michel and von der Leyen, it tackled trade balance, Russia-Ukraine conflict, climate commitments, Middle East stability, and engaged in human rights discourse—a pivotal in-person meeting since 2019.

As the global landscape continues to evolve, the upcoming 24th EU-China summit, scheduled for December 7-8, 2023, in Beijing, stands as a pivotal event. This gathering marks the first in-person summit between the European Union and China since 2019, setting the stage for crucial dialogues and engagements at the highest levels.