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After-School Tutoring in China: Key Points in the Draft Regulations

The Ministry of Education in China unveiled a new set of draft regulations aimed at reforming the after-school tutoring industry.

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China s Gaming Industry: Trends and Regulatory Outlook 2024

We discuss why China's gaming industry is a global powerhouse despite regulatory interventions, boasting growth in revenue and market share.

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China Annual IIT Reconciliation in 2024: What You Need To Know

China's annual IIT reconciliation for the year 2023 need to be made during the period between March 1 and June 30. Here is everything you should know.

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Travel and Consumption Data from the Chinese New Year 2024 Holidays

Travel and consumption trends registered remarkable growth during the 2024 Chinese New Year holidays but these may not be sustainable. We discuss why that may be.

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China s Cross-Border E-Commerce: 2023 Performance & 2024 Outlook

China saw a 15.6% surge in cross-border e-commerce import-export volumes in 2023, facilitated by pilot CBEC zones and Silk Road e-commerce.

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