Fewer Westerners are working in major Chinese cities as high-paying jobs dry up amid slow economic growth, with living costs and China’s geopolitical tensions with the West also taking their ...

More workers from developed countries are leaving China, with one observer citing a 'changing environment' amid patchy post-Covid recovery Fewer Westerners are working in major Chinese cities as ...

In China's 22 most populous cities, long-distance commuters still face challenges, with more than 8 million people commuting over 50 km each day, according to a report released Thursday.

Small cities have, over the last decade, mostly dismantled their “household registration” systems, which limited access of internal migrants to services like education and healthcare, helping them ...

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Big cities like Beijing and Shanghai show signs of recovery while smaller regions are dealing with oversupply and weak demand, highlighting China’s real estate challenges.

Xinjiang, a big western region, is becoming a hub for China’s chemicals industry. Officials in poorer cities have much less incentive than their rich neighbours to go green.

Perceptions of 'making it big' have waned in China, survey shows As China's economy plateaus and social inequality widens, perceptions that people's lives can only improve in China are fading.

Aussies are known to frequent destinations like Thailand, Bali and Japan – but there’s a new international player in town.