Nestled at the northern edge of Taklimakan Desert, the "Sea of Death," Kekeya in China's Xinjiang was once notorious for its tumultuous weather and ceaseless sandstorms. For over three decades, a green transformation here has gradually borne fruit. #GLOBALink

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China's telecom giant Huawei has released its high-end Mate 60 and Mate X5 foldable phones, triggering a buying spree among Chinese people. 

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"I am really willing to be friends with my Chinese partner and get to know more about the Chinese language and Chinese culture." Nine foreign filmmakers have joined a youth film project in China's Fujian. #GLOBALink

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Confidence of China's private entrepreneurs in pursuing high-quality development is picking up.

The optimism did not come out of nowhere.

China's private sector has posted a highly-anticipated recovery. Despite weak global growth, foreign trade of China's private firms jumped 14.4 percent from a year earlier in the first quarter, accounting for 52.4 percent of the country's total.

New orders from home and abroad have kept many plants very busy.

Chinese companies in the private sector are also contributing to the country's high-quality development by working on green technologies.

While private enterprises are striving to thrive, the business environment for them is also improving, with a slew of conducive measures and promises made by governments from different levels.

In Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu Province, the government is working to simplify administrative procedures.

In Zouping City, Shandong Province, the local government has made continuous efforts to encourage private enterprises to invest in energy-saving transformation, smart automation, and digital technology.

China registered a better-than-expected 4.5 percent growth in the first quarter of this year.

The revival of private companies and the improvement of private entrepreneurs' sentiment are crucial for the country's further growth as the private sector has been a key pillar sustaining China's economic expansion.

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Following the UK's Eden concept, north China's Tianjin has transformed a defunct mine from a pit to paradise.

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Two giant pandas, Lele and Yingying, have been living in China's Hong Kong for nearly 16 years. Find out what it's like to be a caregiver for the pandas.

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 An undersea road tunnel opened to traffic on Monday in Dalian, a coastal city in northeast China's Liaoning Province.

   The tunnel, accommodating a two-way six-lane urban expressway beneath Dalian Bay, is the first immersed tube undersea tunnel in north China, said Sun Zhu, deputy chief engineer of Dalian Bay Undersea Tunnel Co., Ltd., which is in charge of building and operating the tunnel.

   The designed traffic speed in the 5.1-km tunnel is 60 km per hour, said Sun. Construction of the tunnel took some four years.

   The road connecting the tunnel went operational on Monday, linking the northern and southern coasts of Dalian Bay, helping to alleviate traffic congestion and expand the space for urban development in Dalian.

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China is witnessing a travel boom during this year's five-day May Day holiday, the first such holiday since the country optimized its COVID-19 response measures.

Domestic travel bookings for the holiday, which starts on April 29 this year, have surged more than 700 percent from last year, the latest data from online travel agency Trip.com Group shows.

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The direct flight linking the British capital of London and Xi'an, capital of northwest China's Shaanxi Province has resumed.

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