Total power use in China jumped 11 percent year on year last month to 695 billion kilowatt-hours, data from the National Energy Administration showed.
Given that China is the world’s second largest economy and a major global player in many fields, the global effects of the “two sessions” are profound and wide-ranging.
Internet economy has brought more opportunities to women living in rural areas who are able to surf the internet. They have become live-streamers to introduce rural scenery and sell local specialties, making a great contribution to rural revitalization.
While China's 3 percent growth came below its preset annual growth target of around 5.5 percent, the country remains one of the fastest-growing economies, especially compared with some major economies.
The momentum of current economic engagement between China and Europe highlights the need for more cooperation, rather than the risk underscored by geopolitical rhetorics.