Chinese Mainland Income Climbs to 41,314 Yuan in 2024
Per capita disposable income on the Chinese mainland rose by an average 5.5% annually during the 14th Five-Year Plan, reaching 41,314 yuan in 2024—9,125 yuan more than in 2020.
Chinese Mainland GDP Surges 5.2% in Q1–Q3 2025
Chinese mainland’s GDP grew 5.2% in the first three quarters of 2025, showcasing strong resilience and favorable conditions for reaching the full-year target.
Autumn Colors Spark Tourism Boom in the Chinese Mainland
Scenic spots across the Chinese mainland are bustling with visitors enjoying autumn hues in a tourism boom.
Japan’s JIP and LDP Forge New Coalition Government
Japan’s ruling LDP and Japan Innovation Party signed a landmark agreement to form a coalition government, blending fresh reforms with stable leadership.
Ancient Hainan Fishing Village Transforms into Vibrant Coastal Resort
Shenchong Coastal Resort in Hainan Province has revived a 400-year-old fishing village. Explore heritage homestays, volcanic stone houses, cafes, paddleboarding, and kayaking in this seaside gem.
Nanjing’s Hongshan Forest Zoo Roars to Life with 200+ New Animals
After years of construction, Nanjing’s Hongshan Forest Zoo opens its gates on the Chinese mainland, welcoming over 200 animals—including gorillas, wildebeests, and fennec foxes.
Sip History: Keemun Black Tea’s Timeless Aroma
Discover how Keemun Black Tea from the Chinese mainland’s Anhui Province blends centuries of tradition with a rich, fruity aroma. One sip and you’re part of its living legacy!
Laoli Lake: The Grassland’s Crystal Mirror
Discover Laoli Lake in the Chinese mainland’s Inner Mongolia region, where sunrise birdsong and minimalist architecture reflect serene steppes and open skies.
Enterprises Harness AI + Real Economy to Boost Efficiency
Discover how AI + real economy is transforming factories, workflows, and boosting the Chinese mainland’s economic growth with smarter, more efficient operations.
UNWTO Names Four Villages on Chinese Mainland as 2025’s Best Tourism Gems
Four villages on the Chinese mainland were named UNWTO’s Best Tourism Villages 2025, celebrating sustainable travel, cultural heritage, and fresh adventures for young explorers and entrepreneurs.