China’s experience in poverty reduction is worth learning from for other countries, experts around the world agreed as the International Forum on Sharing Poverty Reduction Experience opened on Monday in Beijing.
More than half a million people living on the southwestern Chinese border have thrown off the shackles of overty, their ancestors having long been isolated from the rest of the world.
Online retail sales, an important force in the fight against poverty, jumped 26 percent year on year to total 301.45 billion yuan (about 46.49 billion U.S. dollars) across China’s 832 national-level poverty-stricken counties last year, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on Thursday.
By removing all its national-level poverty-stricken counties from the list, China has made a major victory in fighting poverty. The following are some facts and figures on China’s poverty reduction.
“China’s success in poverty alleviation gives a great lesson for mankind amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the complex geopolitical landscape worldwide,” a Cuban analyst has said.
China’s tax and fee cuts aimed at facilitating poverty alleviation topped 102.2 billion yuan (about 15.84 billion U.S. dollars) last year, official data shows.
China on Thursday held a grand gathering in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing to mark the country’s accomplishments in poverty eradication and commend role models in that cause.
The results of a national anti-poverty census, released Thursday, have attested to China’s “complete victory” in eradicating absolute poverty.
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced on Thursday that China has scored a “complete victory” in its fight against poverty.
Businesses in China’s impoverished counties posted double-digit growth in their average annual sales revenue during the 13th Five-Year Plan period (2016-2020) as their production and operations gained steam, the State Taxation Administration said Thursday.
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