The China Better Buildings Program has taken inspiration from the U.S. DOE Better Buildings Initiative. It represents a comprehensive voluntary energy efficiency program for China's building sector, launched in partnership between the China Association of Building Energy Efficiency (CABEE), Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) and Energy Foundation in 2016. The program encourages stakeholders to work together to identify barriers and implement energy efficiency and clean energy solutions in buildings.
The China content has also been greatly reduced and will no longer be told chronologically by dynastic periods but rather in thematic units, according to the draft.
The Chinese government's Belt and Road Initiative is going to make the country a major driving force of the global economy for decades to come, by creating stronger economic ties, enhanced connectivity and more openness around the world. Aviation is set to have an important role to play to support this initiative.
The CSRC said last week that China will continue reforming the financial market while promoting opening-up and innovation to stabilize and boost market confidence.
The Chinese government has demonstrated its commitment to the campaign by sponsoring displays at Kamuzu International Airport in Lilongwe and other borders posts. China has joined the governments of the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany in sponsoring the displays.
The Chinese government rolled out policies designed to curb "irrational" overseas investment starting in late 2016, as part of a broader bid to contain destabilizing capital outflows.
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The China Center for Internet Economy Research predicted that transactions for used goods in the country are expected to exceed 1 trillion yuan (2 billion) this year.
The Chinese government decided to join the organization because it firmly believes integration into economic globalization is in line with the historical trend and that promoting free, open trade leads to mutually beneficial and win-win results, according to the spokesperson.
The China Index Academy's report forecast that the real estate market will continue to recover in the near future, but the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic will pose uncertainties to the market.
The Chinese consulate general said it immediately activated the emergency response mechanism and contacted relevant Japanese departments to obtain information, asking the Japan Coast Guard and other relevant units to carry out search and rescue.