European business representatives and academics expressed confidence that China will offer green industrial technologies to engage countries along Belt and Road Initiative routes to create better connectivity in Asia, Europe and Africa.
The aisle is covered with a black fishing net, the flowers blood red. The bride at this medieval and gothic themed wedding is wearing a black-and-red gown, jewelry and a crown with an image of ancient trees and skeletons.
Hand-embroidered special-occasion dresses like the qipao, a body-hugging one-piece outfit, are undergoing a revival in the Chinese market, thanks to firms such as Tengxun Bridal and, in a sense, the Chinese first lady.
The Chinese government's target of maintaining a "sustainable" range of 6 to 7 percent in annual GDP growth is achievable in the coming five years as the country implements structural reforms, according to Angel Gurria, chief of the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
China's transfer of its industrial capacity, as well as skills and other support, would benefit countries such as those in less-developed areas of Asia, Africa and Latin America as well as helping China, experts say.
The value of China's top 100 brands surged 13 percent to $525.6 billion last year despite the economic slowdown, an annual survey shows.
Finance Minister Lou Jiwei has shrugged off the lowered outlook on China's sovereign credit ratings by US ratings agency Moody's Investors Service earlier this month.
Richard Graham believes the responsibility of a member of the British parliament goes beyond participating in national policy debates: He is using his extensive experience in China to help companies in his constituency engage directly with the country.
China needs to create a national task force to oversee branding efforts throughout the country, according to one of the world's leading experts on the subject.
Doug Oberhelman has led Caterpillar Inc, one of the world's top construction and mining equipment makers, through an accelerated business cycle, implementing cost efficiencies and lean manufacturing.
The restriction reflects a battle between the Chinese and US high-tech industries. Although US suppliers could ask for permission to sell products to ZTE, the US authorities will definitely deny such a request."
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