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China has unveiled a 19-point action plan to upgrade its consumer goods sector, aiming to cultivate trillion-yuan consumption markets and strengthen the role of consumption in driving economic growth.
With global supply chains undergoing rapid restructuring, Chinese companies are increasingly viewing overseas expansion not as an option but as a strategic imperative. The Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area (TEDA)'s has strengthened its "go global" support system with the establishment of a One-stop Overseas Service Base.
China has issued a comprehensive framework to accelerate the transformation of scientific and technological innovations into formal industry standards so that a more efficient, innovative, and competitive industrial landscape can emerge.
China's new policy blueprint to accelerate integrated and coordinated development of new energy marks a decisive shift in how the country plans, builds, and operates its rapidly expanding clean energy system.
A new strategic initiative designs the integration of AI into the healthcare sector to enhance the quality and efficiency of healthcare services while ensuring safety and accessibility for the public.
China has recently unveiled a city-level action plan for millisecond computing, aimed at advancing next-generation computing infrastructure, deepening the integration of networks and AI, and laying a solid foundation for the nation's digital industrial transformation.
China has implemented a four-year plan to deepen innovation and development of service-oriented manufacturing. This marks a major policy step in shifting manufacturing toward deeper integration with services, digital intelligence and value-added growth.
In early 2025, Beijing-based Paratera, a computing power network veteran, chose the newly launched intelligent computing center in Lingshui Li autonomous county in Hainan province in south China for its AI model training and industrial simulation projects. The company needed powerful computing and stable data transmission — precisely what the center offers.
The Cyberspace Administration of China has released a comprehensive guideline for the deployment and application of large AI models across government operations, marking a new stage in China's digital governance transformation.
As global trade faces mounting uncertainties and protectionist barriers, China's eastern province of Jiangsu is charting a confident new course in high-quality, innovation-driven development.
Industrial parks are vital carriers of China's industrial growth, and in the era of innovation they are expected to play an even greater role in advancing new industrialization and developing new quality productive forces. To accelerate their transformation and upgrading, the recently issued Guideline for the High-Quality Development of Industrial Parks provides a comprehensive roadmap.
Over the past year, the rapid evolution of AI technologies and applications has created both unprecedented opportunities and growing risks. To address both, the Chinese government has drafted the AI Safety Governance Framework 2.0 in collaboration with professional institutions, research organizations, and leading enterprises.
In a recent briefing, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) outlined the achievements in new industrialization and consolidating the foundation of the real economy. With robust growth in key sectors like advanced manufacturing, new energy vehicles (NEVs), and emerging industries, China is increasingly positioning itself as a global leader in modern industrial development.
Shanghai, at the heart of China's economic engagement with the world, plays a pivotal role in attracting global capital, thus becoming an essential force in China's high-quality development.
Shanghai has introduced a comprehensive implementation plan to accelerate the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the manufacturing industry, in line with national strategies for AI to advance new industrialization. This plan aims to rapidly advance the intelligentization of the city's manufacturing sector and generate a batch of innovative achievements.
A plan to accelerate the integration of AI with the energy sector, aiming to ensure high-quality development and enhance security levels across various energy industries is up and running.
China recently released a policy aimed at accelerating the green, low-carbon transformation of its economy, emphasizing the importance of building a unified and highly efficient national carbon market.
A new policy that outlines the vision for China's urbanization, shifting the focus from rapid expansion to stable and efficient growth, with an emphasis on improving existing urban structures and enhancing the quality of life, was issued recently by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council.
The State Council of China released a policy document on deeply implementing the "AI+" Initiative, for embedding AI across all sectors of the economy and society on August 26. The policy envisions AI as a transformative force to revolutionize productivity, reshape social relations, and establish a new paradigm of human-machine collaboration, cross-boundary integration, and shared creation.
The Supreme People's Court (SPC) has released guidelines on implementing the law promoting the private economy, outlining judicial measures to ensure the smooth enforcement of China's first comprehensive legislation aimed at supporting private-sector growth.
The new generation of digital technologies, led by AI, is driving the reorganization of global factor resources and the transformation of economic structure, reshaping the world's competitive landscape. Against this backdrop, there is a universal consensus to deepen cross-border cooperation in the digital economy.
At a side event on "Green Trade and Just Transition" hosted by the China Environmental Protection Foundation and the China Environmental Federation at the COP30 Blue Zone in Belem, Brazil, Chinese and international environmental groups, companies, research institutions and youth delegates discussed pathways for greener trade and fair industrial transitions on November 18.
