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扩大消费，推动高质量增长 - 2025年03月19日

The third session of the 14th National People's Congress set China's economic agenda for 2025, with special focus on boosting demand and enhancing investment efficiency. Since one of China's major challenges is insufficient domestic demand, boosting demand is a core objective of the government this year.

在全球不确定的情况下，中国将刺激经济增长 - 2025年03月18日

China's economy has garnered global attention during this year's two sessions. Experts provide insights on the country's economic trends amid global uncertainties, and delve into China's evolving role as a primary driver of global growth.

强化跨境金融与离岸金融服务能级助力上海打造一流国际金融中心 - 2025年03月18日

在全球经济格局深度变革的背景下，建设国际金融中心是国家竞争力的核心体现，更是服务新发展格局的战略支点。上海作为中国改革开放的桥头堡，承载着国家赋予的“打造全球资源配置新高地”的历史使命。近年来，上海国际金融中心建设取得新进展。

经济弹性限制了关税的影响 - 2025年03月17日

China's economy remains resilient with reforms continuing to yield results in the last year of the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) despite the internal and external pressures, while confidently moving toward realizing high-quality development.

有危害的的关税政策预示着美国经济衰退和世界贸易的更大不确定性：中国日报社论 - 2025年03月16日

It is Washington's firm belief that the United States only stands to win in the tariff war it is waging against the rest of the world. That has made it addicted to weaponizing tariffs in a bid to "make America great again".

推动上海高水平制度型开放取得更大突破 - 2025年03月16日

近年来，全球经济格局加速重构，新一轮科技革命和产业变革加速演进，国际经贸规则变革重构正在加速进行，国际经贸规则从“边境措施”向“边境后规则”深化，以数字化、绿色化、知识产权保护、“边境后”规则等为代表的新规则不断涌现，对全球产业格局和竞争态势带来深刻影响，传统开放模式面临挑战。

港口费，另一个无理的提议 - 2025年03月13日

If the US pushes ahead with its planned port fees, the damage will be multiple times that caused by the disruptions to commercial shipping in the Red Sea due to attacks on merchant ships by Yemen's Houthi militants last year. The US can also expect China taking countermeasures to safeguard its own shipbuilding industry's legitimate rights and interests.

健全的立法程序是发展成就和进步的基础 - 2025年03月12日

It is no coincidence that those disparaging the National People's Congress and almost all Chinese State organs as rubber-stamp agencies are also those peddling the "China threat" theory that China will leverage its fast-growing national strengths to "threaten" the "civilized world". Or that while trying to get people to swallow their "China collapse" forecast, they shun the question of how a country with such a supposedly rigid and dysfunctional system can continually achieve its obvious and remarkable development achievements.