Wuxi is a high-income city according to World Bank criteria but it is not ready to relax
Technological innovation, industrial upgrades and a balanced economy - China has the fundamentals
Country's urban planning and building will need to develop further along with land reform
Increasing number of africans learning martial arts in China
Name: Eugenio Palmerini
Students of the martial art find the discipline and ethics they learn serves them well in life, helping to turn some into millionaires
Martial arts as depicted in movies isn't the real thing, but it helps lead many to its rich philosophical side
An influential figure says that as China changes, it is inevitable that martial arts will do the same
As the US-Africa Leaders Summit opened in Washington on Aug 4, expectations for the meeting, which included 50-odd African heads of state and the US President, were sky high. It was, after all, the first ever conference between the US and Africa and thus signaled a momentous shift of US foreign policy.
President Uhuru Kenyatta's presence at the US -Africa Leaders' Summit in Washington amounted to an attempt to prod Uncle Sam out of his slumber.
Even as some journalists see the first US-Africa Leaders Summit as little more than an attempt by Washington to counter China's presence in Africa, others are seeing it as a great opportunity for African countries to diversify their economic partners.
During an international workshop at Peking University recently, a Chinese lecturer, Professor Li Anshan, said Africa needs fair trade rather than aid and handouts.
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