Facing a volatile economic climate, companies are searching for a platform that will help them tap into new business opportunities. The China International Import Expo has become the best venue for companies in China and around the world to launch new growth paths. It allows companies to showcase their products, establish cooperation with new partners, and build close relationships with customers.

The 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China has reached a successful conclusion. China has laid out the blueprint for future development. During the National Congress, it was announced that, from now on, the central task of the Communist Party of China will be to lead the Chinese people of all ethnic groups to realize the second centenary goal of building China into a great modern socialist country in all respects and to advance the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation on all fronts through a Chinese path to modernization. So what does the congress mean for China's road ahead and what does it mean for the international community?

Today we'll focus on China's efforts to modernize its agricultural sector. Meanwhile, as global food security is at a critical moment, what contributions can be made by China to overcome the pressing challenges?

China is the world's second largest consumer market, and it's an enormous magnet for global companies. The Chinese consumer market has been seeing solid expansion, making it a crucial market globally. Despite challenges, there are untapped opportunities. What does the future hold for traditional stores as e-commerce continues to rise? How do companies view China's future business environment and consumption market?

The United States has been advocating the so-called "rules-based international order." But it has constantly put its domestic law above international law, and has been using long-arm jurisdiction to crack down on foreign entities. Is it what Washington calls "rules-based international order" or rules perpetuated by the U.S. for its own interests?

Multinational companies are essential players in China's economic landscape. They have experienced more than 40 years of rapid and robust growth of the country. Now as the pandemic and geopolitical challenges battle the world economy, how do multinationals view China's business dynamics? Is the country still as attractive as ever? In what ways can China assist these companies to grow more?

U.S. inflation rises to its highest level in four decades. It keeps the Fed on an aggressive rate hiking path, creating recession risks not only for the U.S but also for the world economy.

The healthcare industry is embracing artificial intelligence at a faster pace, with cross-border e-commerce becoming a promising sector in the global economy. In this episode, insiders will share their insights on major trends of consumption and new engines of China’s economic growth.

New drivers of China's economic transformation on multiple fronts are working. In this episode, analysts share their perspectives on emerging drivers for economic growth, including green and financial technology, computing power, e-commerce and new infrastructure.

Analysts share their perspectives on the possibilities of hydrogen as a key pillar to decarbonize the world amid uncertainties of the global energy market.