
Zhao Huanxin
Deputy Editor-in-Chief and Chief Washington Correspondent at China Daily Global
Chief Washington Correspondent of China Daily; Alfred Friendly Program Fellow at Denver Rocky Mountain News in 2001. RTs ≠ endorsements. Opinions are my own.
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2 weeks ago |
chinadailyasia.com | Zhao Huanxin
Global growth could rebound faster if major economies ease trade tensions and policy uncertainty, the key factors driving growth this year to its slowest pace, excluding full recessions, since 2008, the World Bank said in a report on Tuesday. Global GDP is expected to grow just 2.3 percent in 2025, nearly half a percentage point lower than forecast in January, according to the World Bank's latest Global Economic Prospects report.
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2 weeks ago |
chinadailyhk.com | Zhao Huanxin
Strategic missteps vis-a-vis China will cause damage to economy, he warnsA US business leader and former China-based diplomat has cautioned that many of Washington's decisions on Beijing have been "not based on facts or reality", leading to strategic missteps and lasting damage to the US economy.
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2 weeks ago |
chinadailyhk.com | Zhao Huanxin
With the aroma of oolong tea wafting in the air and melodies drifting from guzheng (a traditional Chinese zither) and piano, the Chinese embassy in Washington was transformed into a stage for cultural diplomacy on Friday, and the Chinese ambassador to the United States shared not just the beverage with the guests, but also a Chinese history steeped in tea.
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3 weeks ago |
jdnews.com | Zhao Huanxin
China and each has strengths in science and technology, and the right path forward is mutual learning and cooperation for shared success, top envoy in said on Wednesday, as the US announced new curbs on tech exports. "So cute. I never thought that I would be invited on stage, you know, by a robot. So who knows, maybe one day it will be the one standing here giving the speech," Xie quipped.
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3 weeks ago |
wboc.com | Zhao Huanxin
'My China Album' event celebrates discovery journeys by US citizens, /PRNewswire/ -- The following article was published today by China Daily. China and the United States each has strengths in science and technology, and the right path forward is mutual learning and cooperation for shared success, Beijing's top envoy in Washington said on Wednesday, as the US announced new curbs on tech exports.
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Voice out loud: @CGCCUSA 2022 Survey: Rocky US-China relationship has posed the biggest challenge for Chinese businesses operating in the US. @USChinaBusiness 2021 Survey: Tense US-China ties are the top challenge faced by US companies doing biz in China. @USAmbChina @AmbQinGang https://t.co/12kUY8YNu1

If confirmed, this will be the Chinese & US presidents' 3rd talk since mid-November. There's no substitute for direct leader-to-leader engagement to guide the way bilateral ties move. https://t.co/LROtPBF1By

In what appeared to be his first outreach outside of Washington, @AmbQinGang held a virtual meeting with 2 Iowa residents Aug 18, calling for rekindling of exchanges to help dispel the misunderstanding & suspicion undermining US-China bilateral relations. https://t.co/vOMBTV0SnA