As competition heats up among Southern states in the United States for Chinese investment and trade, Georgia is increasing efforts to raise its visibility in the country.
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture's recent trade mission to China to promote its dairy and farm products generated "a lot of enthusiasm" from businesses and government officials.
The first Chinese-made car for the US market -- a Volvo -- has rolled off the assembly line and will be available this summer.
China and Peru signed deals on Friday to cooperate on industrial production and transportation in an effort diversify a bilateral economic exchange that had been focused on natural resources.
Two big posters of a Chinese tobacco company catch the attention of international travelers just beyond customs control at the Lima airport in Peru.
Mo Yan, a winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature spoke at a China-Latin America culture seminar on Friday.
The Ontario group recently attended an international vegetable technology fair in Shouguang, a city in East China's Shandong province, known for its greenhouse vegetable production.
A golf course that will be the first to be built in Cuba by a Chinese enterprise, stands to benefit from the lifting of a longstanding economic embargo on Cuba imposed by the United States, and draw more tourists, as China and Cuba expand bilateral trade.
If you start talking about football with a Colombian, it will not be easy for you to get away. People are so passionate about football here that they talk excitedly about their favorite teams and players. Some of them will even show you videos of the famous Colombian football team dancing.
Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Colombia has again attracted nationwide, even global, attention to this Latin American country.
Many Chinese tourists still view Colombia as a risky travel destination, which keeps them away, but the country is becoming safer each year. Chen Liang reports.
Sumy Kujon hopes to capitalize on her China shows by bringing Peruvian fabrics like alpaca to the Chinese mainland, Huang Ying reports.
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