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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-20/009/20250920_009_01_42.png\" /><p></p>\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-20/009/20250920_010_01_41.png\" /><p></p>\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-20/009/20250920_010_01_42.png\" /><p></p>\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-20/009/20250920_010_01_27.png\" /><p></p>\n<p> <b>Contents</b></p>\n<p> Preface</p>\n<p> I. Development of China's Endeavors Concerning Women</p>\n<p> II. Boosting the Well-Rounded Development of Women as a National Campaign</p>\n<p> III. Sharing in the Fruits of Modernization</p>\n<p> IV. Advancing Women's Development to the Forefront of the Times</p>\n<p> V. Contributing to the Global Advancement of Women</p>\n<p> Conclusion</p>\n<p> <b>Preface</b></p>\n<p> Throughout history, women have played an essential role in shaping human civilization and have made immense contributions to social progress. But the paths towards gender equality and women's well-rounded development across the world have been long and arduous.</p>\n<p> Since its founding in 1921, the Communist Party of China (CPC) has remained committed to women's liberation and development and gender equality. The CPC regards women as a major force for advancing all endeavors of the Party and the nation, always places the work concerning women high on its agenda, and leads women in their pursuit of liberation, progress and development. In doing so, the Party has opened a socialist path for women's development with Chinese characteristics.</p>\n<p> The 18th CPC National Congress in 2012 marked the beginning of a new era of socialism with Chinese characteristics. In this new era, the CPC Central Committee with Xi Jinping at its core has emphasized safeguarding women's lawful rights and interests and promoting gender equality and women's well-rounded development as integral components of Chinese modernization. Accordingly, it has made a series of major decisions and plans that are pioneering in vision, overarching in scope, and enduring in significance. Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, initiated, planned for, supported and chaired the Party's first ever Central Conference on the Party's Work with People's Organizations in 2015, attended the 11th, 12th and 13th national women's congresses in 2013, 2018 and 2023 respectively, and held talks with each newly elected leadership team of the All-China Women's Federation. He has also delivered important speeches on work related to women and children, the role of women's federations, and the significance of family ties, values and traditions, thereby identifying the direction, objectives and guidelines of China's endeavors for women in the new era.</p>\n<p> Upholding gender equality, among other basic national policies, has been incorporated into the CPC's political program, and promoting women's well-rounded development has been included in the national development plan. The legal system for safeguarding women's rights and interests also continues to improve. China has developed a sound approach to its endeavors concerning women. Chinese women actively participate in government initiatives, serve as advocates of civic virtues, fight for their dreams, and excel across all professions. In the new era, China has delivered numerous historic achievements in its endeavors concerning women. The Chinese socialist path for women's development continues to expand, opening ever-broader opportunities for advancement.</p>\n<p> Women around the world have a shared future. China's endeavors concerning women are an integral part of the global cause. In 1995, China hosted the Fourth World Conference on Women, organized by the United Nations. The Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action adopted at the conference has since become a milestone for global gender equality. At important occasions such as the 2015 Global Leaders' Meeting on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment and the 2020 high-level meeting on the 25th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women at the 75th session of the UN General Assembly, Xi Jinping, in his role as president of China, elaborated on China's propositions on gender equality and women's well-rounded development, and proposed holding another global leaders' meeting on women in 2025.</p>\n<p> On the occasion of the 2025 Global Leaders' Meeting on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment, the Chinese government is publishing this white paper to present China's philosophy, principles, and innovative practices in promoting gender equality and women's well-rounded development in the new era, highlight Chinese women's outstanding achievements and contribution, and affirm China's commitment to join global endeavors for women&#Line truncated
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/005/20250919_005_01_10100.png\" /><p></p>\n<p> Yancheng, the first city in China to hold both the prestigious titles of a Natural World Heritage city and an international wetland city, is leveraging high-standard ecological protection to connect its Natural World Heritage Sites, picturesque fishing ports, and unique resources.</p>\n<p> The city is dedicated to building a world-class coastal ecological tourism corridor, positioning itself not only as a guardian of wetland ecosystems but as a pioneer in transforming ecological advantages into sustainable development momentum and tangible benefits.</p>\n<p> Local communities are actively participating in conservation and tourism initiatives, underscoring the city's commitment to environmental stewardship.</p>\n<p> Along Yancheng's 582-kilometer coastline, ecological restoration projects are turning areas once plagued by Spartina alterniflora, a coastal cordgrass native to the United States, into multilayered ecological barriers.</p>\n<p> This invasive species has long posed serious threats, such as slowing ocean currents, clogging tidal creeks, causing large-scale die-offs of wetland plants, and reducing habitats for birds to forage and nest.</p>\n<p> <b>Key protection move</b></p>\n<p> As China's main battlefield for Spartina alterniflora control, Yancheng has prioritized this work as a key measure to protect wetland biodiversity and coastal ecosystem security. The city follows the principle of "minimal intervention for maximum effectiveness", exploring replicable solutions for national management that balance human needs with ecological health.</p>\n<p> This initiative is just one part of Yancheng's broader ecological restoration and enhancement efforts aimed at reshaping its coastal wetland landscape.</p>\n<p> By adopting innovative nature-based solutions (NbS), Yancheng has implemented systematic protection and restoration projects.</p>\n<p> Since 2022, coastal areas in Dongtai and Sheyang have applied NbS to carry out projects like the ecological transformation of seawalls, coastal line improvement, and wetland system restoration.</p>\n<p> Over two years, these projects have restored 1,550 hectares of coasts, improved 22.9 km of shorelines, built 9.5 km of ecological seawalls, and controlled 495 hectares of invasive species, resulting in a three-level ecological barrier consisting of intertidal zones, salt marsh wetlands, and terrestrial buffer zones.</p>\n<p> In June, Yancheng's marine ecological protection and restoration project — Let Nature Work: NbS Answers for World Heritage — was selected as one of 15 national typical cases, making it the only project from Jiangsu to receive this honor.</p>\n<p> <b>Biodiversity stronghold</b></p>\n<p> From a satellite perspective, Yancheng's Yellow Sea Wetland, spanning more than 4,550 square kilometers, unfolds like a fan and holds immense ecological significance in Asia and globally.</p>\n<p> This vital ecosystem serves as a key resting stop for migratory birds traveling between the northern and southern hemispheres.</p>\n<p> In 2019, the Migratory Bird Sanctuaries along the Coast of Yellow Sea-Bohai Gulf of China (Phase I), located in the Yellow Sea Wetland, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, becoming China's first coastal wetland-type Natural World Heritage Site.</p>\n<p> Dongtai's Tiaozini Wetland, one of the core areas of this heritage site, has implemented nature-based ecological restoration, setting a global example for coastal wetland protection.</p>\n<p> To better safeguard the wetlands, Yancheng initiated ecological restoration projects. In the Tiaozini Wetland, Dongtai converted 48 hectares of land closest to birds' foraging areas into a high-tide bird habitat through micro-topography modification, wetland restoration, and environmental improvements.</p>\n<p> "Ecological engineers have also designed a multilevel water regulation system to simulate natural tidal rhythms, preserving shallow water areas for plovers and sandpipers," said Jia Yifei, an associate professor from the School of Ecology and Nature Conservation at Beijing Forestry University, noting that this design has significantly boosted local bird populations.</p>\n<p> The effectiveness of Yancheng's efforts is evident in the growing number of rare birds flocking to the area. In recent years, the Tiaozini Wetland has recorded as many as 224 spoon-billed sandpipers, one of the world's most endangered bird species.</p>\n<p> The scientific community widely agrees that if an area is recognized by spoon-billed sandpipers — a species highly sensitive to ecological conditions — it means the environment is suitable for more than 140 bird species worldwide. Today, rare birds such as oriental storks, Saunders's gulls, and dunLine truncated
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/006/20250919_006_01_30.png\" /><p>Wind turbines on the wetland of Yancheng, Jiangsu province.</p>\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/006/20250919_006_01_23.png\" /><p>Yancheng Green Energy Port, developed by China National Offshore Oil Corporation at the Binhai Port Zero Carbon Industrial Park, is China's largest liquefied natural gas energy hub.</p>\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/006/20250919_006_01_68.png\" /><p>Taowan No 1 marine ranch in Yancheng is Jiangsu province's first deep-sea aquaculture platform.</p>\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/006/20250919_006_01_19.png\" /><p></p>\n<p> As the World Coastal Forum 2025 Conference is approaching, the host city, Yancheng in Jiangsu province, is in the spotlight.</p>\n<p> The city, which is known for its marked progress in green and low-carbon development, is offering an innovative "Yancheng model" of Chinese modernization in which ecological conservation and technological innovation are closely intertwined.</p>\n<p> Zero-carbon industrial parks play an instrumental role in the city's green development drive. One of them is Dafeng Port Zero-Carbon Industrial Park where solar panels glisten in the sunlight and the blades of wind turbines cut through the air, presenting a vivid picture of green development.</p>\n<p> As a pilot zone for carbon peaking and carbon neutrality in the province, the park has established a multi-energy complementary system comprising wind power, photovoltaics and hydrogen energy.</p>\n<p> The park features the country's first full-process green electricity traceability system, which allows every kilowatt-hour of electricity to be "traceable in origin and destination".</p>\n<p> By introducing advanced low-carbon technologies and meeting the carbon reduction needs of local businesses, the park provides practical application scenarios for low-carbon technologies while promoting the implementation and promotion of more carbon reduction technologies, said Gu Xiaofeng, an expert on low-carbon operations at the park.</p>\n<p> At Dafeng Port Zero Carbon Industrial Park, industries such as steel manufacturing and papermaking are traditionally high-energy consumers.</p>\n<p> Lianxin Iron and Steel plans to upgrade its 70-metric-ton-capacity electric arc furnace in the park to a 100-ton-capacity green energy-efficient electric furnace.</p>\n<p> "The upgrade of the furnace alone will consume 500 million kilowatt-hours of green electricity and reduce carbon emissions by over 260,000 tons," Gu said.</p>\n<p> After a batch of hydrogen production, storage, and usage projects come into operation in 2028, they will also provide green hydrogen to businesses in the park, lowering the carbon footprint of products and enhancing the ability of enterprises to cope with various international "green barriers".</p>\n<p> Wang Kan, director of the peak carbon and carbon neutral policy research division at the National Energy Conservation Center, said: "Establishing a batch of zero-carbon parks can effectively guide traditional industries in exploring new deep decarbonization paths, promote their green transformation, and support the healthy and sustainable development of the once high-energy-consuming industries."</p>\n<p> Developing intelligent models will help emerging industries reduce their carbon footprints, enhance competitiveness, and lead the green development of emerging industries from a high starting point, Wang said.</p>\n<p> The park's carbon valley management center is setting a shining example. A large screen showing the Energy-Carbon Intelligent Management Platform updates various energy and carbon data of the park in real time.</p>\n<p> The park established a company dedicated to developing and operating the platform, through which the park can provide customized carbon management services based on the export destinations of enterprises within the park, including carbon emissions verification, green electricity and green certificate acquisition, and carbon offsetting, said Wu Huilu, deputy director of the Administrative Committee of Dafeng Port Economic Development Zone.</p>\n<p> The park will explore real-time prediction and scheduling of carbon emissions using artificial intelligence technology, enhancing the intelligent management level of the park, Wu added.</p>\n<p> The Binhai Port Zero Carbon Industrial Park is another highlight of Yancheng's low-carbon industrial landscape.</p>\n<p> In pursuit of clean energy, green industries, low-carbon facilities, intelligent management and international certification, the park is exploring a green development path. Currently, it has an installed capacity of 1.85 million kilowatts of new energy, with an annual Line truncated
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/011/20250919_011_01_36737.png\" /><p>Doctors Without Borders' medical aid workers, and supporters gather in front of the UN headquarters in New York on Wednesday to call on world leaders to take action and end the conflict in Gaza.</p>\n<p> Saudi Arabia and Pakistan on Wednesday signed a new strategic defense pact that regards any attack on either nation as aggression on both. It was the first firm defense decision made by an Arab country since Israel's attack in Qatar last week that sparked concerns across Gulf states that have long depended on the United States for their security.</p>\n<p> The deal, signed by Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Riyadh, "aims to develop aspects of defense cooperation between the two countries and strengthen joint deterrence against any aggression", read a statement published by the Saudi Press Agency.</p>\n<p> "Any aggression against either country shall be considered an aggression against both," it added.</p>\n<p> "This agreement is a culmination of years of discussions. This is not a response to specific countries or specific events but an institutionalization of long-standing and deep cooperation between our two countries," a senior Saudi official told Reuters when asked about its timing.</p>\n<p> Media reports said the timing appeared to be a signal to Israel which attempted to kill Hamas leaders with airstrikes on Sept 9 in Doha, infuriating Arab countries.</p>\n<p> Asked whether Pakistan would be obliged to provide Saudi Arabia with a nuclear umbrella under the pact, the Saudi official said: "This is a comprehensive defensive agreement that encompasses all military means."</p>\n<p> A statement from Sharif's office said, "This agreement reflects the shared commitment of both nations to enhance their security and to achieve security and peace in the region and the world, aims to develop aspects of defense cooperation between the two countries, and strengthen joint deterrence against any aggression."</p>\n<p> Meanwhile, Israel pressed its US-backed ground offensive in Gaza City with local authorities saying on Wednesday that more than 65,000 people have been killed since October 2023.</p>\n<p> The offensive has sparked outrage among the international community, with the Palestinian territory already devastated by nearly two years of conflict and the Gaza City area gripped by a United Nations-declared famine.</p>\n<p> A huge number of Palestinians were fleeing Gaza City by any means as the Israeli army on Wednesday ordered people to leave Gaza City within the next 48 hours and move south along a temporary passageway.</p>\n<p> <b>Dire conditions</b></p>\n<p> However, many are reluctant to follow Israel's orders because of dangers along the way, dire conditions, lack of food in the southern area and fear of permanent displacement.</p>\n<p> "Even if we want to leave Gaza City, is there any guarantee we would be able to come back? Will the war ever end? That's why I prefer to die here, in Sabra, my neighborhood," said a schoolteacher who only gave his name as Ahmed by phone.</p>\n<p> The latest Israeli operation also pushed any ceasefire farther out of reach. The Israeli forces, which vowed to "destroy Hamas' military infrastructure", have not given a timeline for the offensive, but indicated it could take months.</p>\n<p> Israeli political scientist Menachem Klein told Al Jazeera that Israel's actions in Gaza showed that its priority is not recovering Israeli captives held by Hamas, but to render the territory "unlivable".</p>\n<p> Having devastated Gaza, said the senior lecturer at Bar-Ilan University, Israel's aim is to "move the population to a concentration zone" and then "push them outside".</p>\n<p> Meanwhile, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on Wednesday described the destruction of Gaza as a "demolition phase" and part of an 'urban renewal plan', saying there's a "business plan" to turn Gaza into a "real estate bonanza "and he was discussing with the Trump administration how to share the proceeds.</p>\n<p> US Senator Bernie Sanders on Wednesday described Israel's assault on Gaza as a genocide, renewing his call for ending Washington's "complicity in the slaughter of the Palestinian people".</p>\n<p> Agencies contributed to this story.</p>\n<p> <span>cuihaipei@chinadaily.com.cn</span></p>\n<p></p>",
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/013/20250919_013_01_10471.png\" /><p>An employee of Bank of Beijing operates a humanoid robot during a recent expo in Beijing.</p>\n<p> China's listed banks are ramping up the adoption of artificial intelligence, accelerating deployments in the first half as they seek to boost efficiency, enhance customer experience and unlock new growth, with experts saying large AI models are shifting from tools of productivity to engines of value creation.</p>\n<p> During its 2025 interim results briefing on Aug 29, Han Jing, executive vice-president of China Construction Bank, said: "We use technology and data-driven approaches, especially AI, to empower precise customer identification, targeted marketing and accurate profiling. This is reflected in both our corporate and retail business segments. By gaining insights into customer characteristics, we can precisely tailor our products and services."</p>\n<p> In corporate banking, CCB managed long-tail clients through robotic tools, adding over 130 billion yuan ($18.3 billion) in new corporate deposits in the first half. In retail banking, its intelligent management helped achieve a nearly 95 percent renewal rate for maturing deposits, said Han.</p>\n<p> Industrial and Commercial Bank of China introduced over 100 new AI-powered application scenarios across key business areas such as personal finance, financial markets and corporate lending, including an AI wealth assistant and an intelligent investment research assistant.</p>\n<p> Postal Savings Bank of China has developed more than 230 large-model application scenarios. Its interbank ecosystem platform has deployed bill-transaction robots, achieving full-process intelligent management across all bill types. Its investment banking transaction robots enable intelligent inquiry and response for bond underwriting, boosting inquiry efficiency by more than 95 percent. The lender's intelligent loan review assistants support over 30,000 loan approval cases daily by effectively identifying, extracting and classifying more than 10 types of images, thereby further improving loan review efficiency.</p>\n<p> While large State-owned banks maintain leadership in applying digital technologies, joint-stock commercial lenders are also striving to catch up.</p>\n<p> In the first half, China Everbright Bank launched a large-model intelligent policy assistant, building a knowledge base of over 1,700 policy documents and an intelligent policy search and analysis agent. By linking policy documents with business scenarios, it has improved compliance execution and built end-to-end policy service capabilities.</p>\n<p> Bank of Beijing, embracing an "All in AI" strategy, is accelerating its transformation into an AI-driven commercial bank. It has established an AI system built on an integrated computing power infrastructure and developed two major model development and operating platforms.</p>\n<p> Huo Xuewen, chairman at Bank of Beijing, said the integrated computing power base allows unified management of enterprise-level AI resources, significantly improving operational efficiency and enhancing data linkage and analytical capabilities. The two platforms, driven by both large and small models, empower product innovation, customer service and risk management. The bank has developed a core AI capability system with over 100 AI functions, rolled out a suite of practical AI tools and built more than 300 application scenarios.</p>\n<p> Ping An Bank's interim report showed that in the first half, the lender built a large-model capability system, refining models through supervised fine-tuning, autonomous large-model planning and intelligent agents to enhance application capabilities in key scenarios. As of the end of June, it had deployed over 330 large-model application scenarios.</p>\n<p> Beyond business applications, digital finance is also playing an increasingly important role in risk management and compliance. For example, in corporate risk management, Ping An Bank has deepened its exploration of intelligent risk control protocols powered by large models, building a knowledge base of risk experts and leveraging intelligent systems to improve the efficiency of risk-control processes and broaden the applicability of large models.</p>\n<p> In retail loan approvals and collections, the bank relies on large-model capabilities to extract and identify risk characteristics from unstructured data and other elements.</p>\n<p> Industry experts point out that the use of large AI models in risk management remains at an exploratory stage. Looking ahead, in order to better ensure security, AI large models are expected to gradually unlock greater value in forward-looking risk identification, accuracy of risk assessment, speed of risk monitoring and breadth of risk management.</p>\n<p> <span>jiangxueqing@chinadaily.Line truncated
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/014/20250919_014_01_17151.png\" /><p>A technician supervises the operation of a robotaxi in service in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, in March.</p>\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/014/20250919_014_01_51151.png\" />\n<p> China is stepping up efforts to ensure the safe and steady rollout of driver assistance technologies by introducing new national standards, in a bid to guide innovation with regulation and ensure the steady, secure growth of its automobile industry, said industry experts.</p>\n<p> The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) on Wednesday released a draft of the mandatory national standard on safety requirements for combined driver assistance systems, or Level 2 systems, aiming to fill key regulatory gaps for product safety in the field.</p>\n<p> The highlight of the new standard is its clear requirements on operational conditions and driver monitoring, while further strengthening safety obligations for both automakers and their products, said an MIIT official.</p>\n<p> According to the draft, L2 systems are not autonomous driving systems, as drivers must remain continuously engaged in dynamic driving tasks.</p>\n<p> Automakers must specify the conditions under which such systems can be used — such as applicable speeds and road types — and are prohibited from activating the function outside these parameters.</p>\n<p> The measure is intended to prevent misuse or abuse of the technology, the official said.</p>\n<p> Standardized use is also highlighted as a key priority. The draft requires L2 systems to include both hands-off and gaze-off detection.</p>\n<p> To further ensure proper use, the draft stipulates that when the system triggers risk mitigation due to driver disengagement, or if hands-off or gaze-off occurs repeatedly, the system must be disabled for at least 30 minutes before being reactivated, the draft said.</p>\n<p> While remaining aligned with international standards, the new rules also take into account China's unique traffic environment and industry development needs, making adaptive adjustments to key technical requirements with a strong focus on safety performance and risk control, said Gong Jinfeng, deputy general manager of the China Automotive Technology and Research Center.</p>\n<p> For example, compared with the UN Regulation No 171 adopted by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in 2024, the draft provides more detailed road test requirements and introduces locally relevant scenarios. It also adds in-vehicle data recording requirements to ensure accurate documentation of critical operating information and support accident investigation.</p>\n<p> "This provides comprehensive safeguards for road safety as well as the life and property safety of the people," Gong said.</p>\n<p> "It will also guide enterprises to increase investment in safety-related research and development and shift from pursuing diversified functions to prioritizing safety and reliability," Gong added.</p>\n<p> Li Chuanhai, vice-president of Geely Auto Group and president of Geely's research institute, put forth a similar viewpoint.</p>\n<p> Li noted that in the short term, automakers and suppliers must accelerate compliance upgrades to ensure that system naming, performance indicators and safety mechanisms meet national standards.</p>\n<p> "In the longer term, the rules will help unify technical approaches, boost public trust and pave the way for L3 and higher-level driving automation systems," Li said.</p>\n<p> The senior executive emphasized that the draft comes at a critical moment, as driver assistance technologies are gaining rapid traction in the country.</p>\n<p> According to MIIT data, from January to July, China sold 7.76 million new passenger vehicles equipped with combined driver assistance systems, up 21.3 percent year-on-year, with a penetration rate of 62.6 percent.</p>\n<p> "Given the fast pace of technological iteration and the complexity of application scenarios, a mechanism of continuous updates and phased tightening should be established under the current framework," Li added.</p>\n<p> "Establishing baseline standards first, followed by phased tightening, will allow enterprises to transition smoothly while driving steady progress toward higher safety levels," he added.</p>\n<p> Taking into account different product forms and technical routes, the draft categorizes L2 systems into three types and provides relevant standards: basic single-lane combined assistance, basic multilane combined assistance, and navigation-based combined assistance.</p>\n<p> As the draft standard is currently open for public comment, its technical provisions will be further refined based on feedback from industry players, technical institutions, and experts, thLine truncated
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/014/20250919_014_03_49151.png\" />\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/014/20250919_014_03_27151.png\" /><p>Visitors gather at the Tencent booth during an expo in Shanghai in July.</p>\n<p> After going through three years of decline, Chinese brands saw a robust spike in their value this year, with the combined value of the top 100 domestic brands surging 25 percent to $1.21 trillion, according to a recent report.</p>\n<p> The finding was part of the 2025 Kantar BrandZ Most Valuable Chinese Brands Report released by market consultancy Kantar on Tuesday. It is the 15th consecutive year that the firm has compiled the report.</p>\n<p> Among the top 100 Chinese brands list, 68 have seen their value rise this year, double the tally of a year ago.</p>\n<p> Tencent crowned this year's list with its brand value surging 53 percent year-on-year to $198 billion. It is the fifth consecutive year that the tech giant has taken the top position, which can be largely attributable to its business expansion in video, music, games, advertisements and artificial intelligence, said Kantar experts.</p>\n<p> Technology behemoth Alibaba dislodged liquor brand Kweichow Moutai to seize second place this year, while the latter came in third. The fourth and fifth positions were taken by short-video platform Douyin and tech heavyweight Huawei.</p>\n<p> Compared to the previous version, this year's list saw seven new faces, among which three have entered the list for the very first time, while the other four are returnees.</p>\n<p> Fast food brands stood out as newcomers to the elite roll call. Beverage chain Mixue led the new entrants, coming in at 51st with a brand value of $4 billion. Its cost-effective supply chain and strong brand cachet vaulted it onto the list. Tea beverage chain Chagee rose to 88th, with a brand value of $1.8 billion. Extending social function and underscoring Chinese traditional culture via tea-based drinks are the major reasons for Chagee to enjoy an increase in its brand value, said Kantar analysts.</p>\n<p> Tech firm Xiaomi reported the most significant brand value increase of 154 percent this year, helping it to rise to No 11 on this year's list, up from 20th the previous year.</p>\n<p> Among the 20 industries monitored for the list, media and entertainment took up the biggest portion — 27 percent — of total brand value, up from 24 percent last year. Financial services providers came in second at 16 percent. Consumer tech and service platforms jumped to third place this year, up from fifth in 2024.</p>\n<p> It should be noted that the value of the Kantar BrandZ China top 100 stock portfolio, including all the 100 top-value Chinese brands, spiked 146.9 percent between July 2010 and June 2025. The value of the benchmark MSCI China Index gained 27.7 percent during the same period.</p>\n<p> Continued consumption growth was further fueled by various government subsidies such as trade-in programs, as well as the stock market rally led by the robust rebound of Chinese tech companies, and the accelerated overseas forays made by Chinese manufacturers — all of which have led the rise of Chinese brand value, offsetting the headwinds related to uncertainties in geopolitical relations or economic slowdowns, said Doreen Wang, CEO for Kantar Greater China.</p>\n<p> Wang said Chinese brands should become more emotionally resonant, functionally superior and culturally relevant to secure sustainable growth both at home and abroad. This means investing in AI-powered consumer insights, embracing co-creation with users and providing high-quality experiences beyond expectations. Brands that thrive are those that connect deeply with people's lives, she said.</p>\n<p> Dayo Liu, Kantar Live commercial lead and senior consultant at Kantar China, said AI has already played a significant role in Chinese brands' strategies, providing them with more precise consumer insights and planning.</p>\n<p> The tool is also of great help to Chinese brands' overseas expansion, which is not only about translation, but more importantly about helping brands better understand cultural differences, Liu said.</p>\n<p> <span>shijing@chinadaily.com.cn</span></p>\n<p></p>",
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/015/20250919_015_02_12827.png\" /><p>An intelligent robot of Youibot Robotics carries out inspection work at a park in Hefei, Anhui province.</p>\n<p> China will open the 2025 World Manufacturing Convention on Saturday in Hefei, capital of Anhui province, positioning the inland manufacturing hub as a window for global investment and industrial cooperation.</p>\n<p> The four-day event, running from Saturday to Tuesday, is co-hosted by the Anhui provincial government and several industry associations. It will feature opening addresses, keynote speeches, project signings and exhibitions highlighting achievements in China's industrial upgrading.</p>\n<p> Since its launch in 2018, the WMC has grown into one of China's flagship international gatherings for industry. More than 40,000 guests from dozens of countries and regions have attended seven previous editions, leading to 4,326 signed projects worth 1.2 trillion yuan ($165 billion), according to official data.</p>\n<p> China's top leadership also sent a congratulatory letter to the convention in 2019, urging it to build international influence and promote higher-level openness in China's industrial sector.</p>\n<p> Organizers said the 2025 edition, will welcome foreign political leaders, ministerial-level officials, diplomats, executives from world-leading companies, and representatives of international organizations and business associations.</p>\n<p> A packed agenda includes supply chain matchmaking, forums on the digital transformation of manufacturing, cooperation meetings for small and medium-sized enterprises, and sessions on frontier industries such as artificial intelligence, low-altitude economy and advanced photovoltaics.</p>\n<p> The convention will also release the 2025 China Top 500 Manufacturing Enterprises list and other industry rankings and reports, alongside the signing of major investment projects with State-owned enterprises, private firms and foreign companies.</p>\n<p> "The WMC has become an important bridge connecting Chinese manufacturing with the world," said Chang Yejun, deputy secretary-general of the Anhui provincial government, adding that this year's convention would "deepen international exchanges and expand opportunities for cooperation in emerging sectors".</p>\n<p> For Anhui, hosting the WMC is also about presenting its transformation from a province once known for coal and agriculture into one of China's fastest-rising industrial and innovation clusters.</p>\n<p> The province's economy grew 5.8 percent in 2024 to 5.06 trillion yuan, with industrial output up 9 percent and exports up 7.4 percent. In the first half of 2025, exports surged another 15.2 percent year-on-year, driven by automobiles and high-tech goods.</p>\n<p> Hefei, the host city, is home to the University of Science and Technology of China and over a dozen national-level scientific facilities, ranging from quantum communication networks to experimental nuclear fusion reactors. The city has also become a hub for electric vehicles, semiconductors and robotics.</p>\n<p> The WMC's exhibitions will showcase Chinese manufacturing under the country's 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), from large-scale equipment and green manufacturing to international cooperation projects. An immersive online exhibition will run in parallel, offering a cloud-based viewing experience.</p>\n<p> Specialized events will also focus on topics such as digital transformation, intellectual property protection in manufacturing, and collaboration with German SMEs. A low-altitude economy forum will highlight China's push into drones and air mobility.</p>\n<p></p>",
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