US Secretary of State Antony Blinken held a discussion with students in Shanghai during his first full day of meetings in China on Thursday. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Party chief meets Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, before landing in Beijing on Thursday, met with local officials in Shanghai, where he acknowledged the obligation to manage the China-US relationship responsibly. The obligation lies with both China and the US ... ( read original story ...)
Asia’s first Peppa Pig theme park to open in Shanghai
The world's largest and Asia's first Peppa Pig outdoor theme park will be located in northern Shanghai's Chongming district and is scheduled to open doors to the public in 2027, according to its investor and operator. ( read original story ...)
Blinken, in Shanghai, begins expected contentious talks with Chinese officials
Blinken discussed local and regional issues with Chen Jining, the Chinese Communist Party Secretary of Shanghai. He also planned to speak to students and business leaders before heading to Beijing by ... ( read original story ...)
World’s largest Peppa Pig outdoor theme park to open in Shanghai
Asia's first and the world's largest Peppa Pig outdoor theme park will open in Shanghai in 2027, according to toy and game company Hasbro and Max-Matching Entertainments Co., Ltd. on Wednesday. ( read original story ...)
Blinken’s Shanghai visit sets friendly tone amid U.S.-China strains
HONG KONG/TOKYO -- U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken began his three-day visit to China on a light note by taking in a basketball game, strolling through Shanghai's Yu Garden and along the historic Bund, and holding a friendly meeting with the local Communist Party secretary. ( read original story ...)
Blinken raises Chinese trade practices in meetings with officials in the financial hub of Shanghai
SHANGHAI (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken raised what the U.S. describes as unfair Chinese trade practices during his first full day of meetings in China on Thursday with local government officials in the financial hub of Shanghai. ( read original story ...)