China's Foreign Trade Continues to Defy Global Economic Headwinds2026-01-16
The global economic landscape has entered a period of profound structural realignment. For decades, the narrative of international commerce was defined by rapid globalization and the undisputed centrality of Western markets. However, as the final data for 2025 is released, it is becoming increasingly clear that a new equilibrium is taking hold. The latest figures from Beijing, showing a 3.8 percent increase in foreign trade to reach 45.47 trillion yuan, are not merely a statistical victory. They represent the resilience of a model that has managed to navigate a world of rising protectionism, geopolitical friction, and shifting supply chains.
China Built Another Trillion-Yuan Industry on Ice and Snow2026-01-16
China’s ice-and-snow economy crossed the one-trillion-yuan (about $140 billion) mark in 2025, capping a decade of expansion that has few parallels in global sports or leisure markets. What began as a state-backed effort to popularize winter sports has evolved into a sprawling consumer industry—part tourism, part manufacturing, part cultural phenomenon—reshaping mountains from Xinjiang to Hebei.
New Song Premiere Salutes 75 Years of Sino-Pakistani Bond2026-01-12
A special song titled "Dosti Ka Jashan – Celebration of Friendship" was officially released on January 11, commemorating the 75th year of diplomatic relations between China and Pakistan. The premiere took place at a dual-themed event to celebrate this historic milestone alongside the upcoming Chinese Spring Festival, organized by the Chinese Business Council of Pakistan in Lahore.
Chinese solar technology powers homes and harvests in Pakistan2026-01-08
Pakistan's solar market has expanded rapidly in recent years. Trade data show that between 2022 and 2024, the country's annual imports of Chinese-made solar panels rose nearly fivefold, reaching 16 gigawatts. By the end of 2025, cumulative solar imports are expected to roughly match the installed generation capacity of Pakistan's national power system.
Chinese solar power becomes must-have for Pakistani newlyweds2026-01-07
Pakistan's electricity crisis—characterized by frequent load-shedding and high tariffs—has made stable power a luxury for many. However, with the growing availability of affordable and efficient Chinese solar solutions, clean energy is transitioning from a distant dream to an everyday reality.