Tianjin, coastal metropolis in Northern China right next to Beijing, is a major economic center of national importance.
Tianjin, China
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At the 2026 Multinational Enterprises Tour of Tianjin, China, leading overseas enterprises visited Tianjin to inspect industries and discuss cooperation. They signed agreements on-site to further expand their investment and presence in Tianjin.#Tianjin
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A British vlogger’s take on the Tianjin Marathon — one race, one city to discover! #TianjinMarathon
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Is running a marathon tiring? Yes. But hearing that shout makes every step feel a little lighter.
#Tianjin #TianjinMarathon
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When the marathon meets robots,this city run gains a touch of the future.#Tianjin #TianjinMarathon
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Come discover the king of Ming blue-and-white porcelain at Tianjin Museum: the Xuande-marked blue-and-white globe-shaped vase with seawater and cloud-dragon patterns.#DavidExploresTianjinMuseum
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The 2026 Tianjin Marathon Expo has opened.
The cultural exhibition is a highlight, featuring nearly 100 physical items — including trophies, medals, and route maps — tracing 46 years of marathon memories in Tianjin. #Tianjin
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🌱 China's economy is gaining momentum! GDP grew 4.6% in the first three quarters of 2026, with Q3 growth picking up to 4.5%. 🚀 High-tech manufacturing, industrial robots and emerging technologies are fueling innovation-driven, high-quality development.
#ChinaEconomy #GDP #Innovation #EconomicGrowth #MadeInChina
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Frost sweetens persimmons, and good fortune arrives. #24SolarTerms #ACityforEachSolarTerm
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Two Belgian friends came to work in Tianjin — and once work is done, the most important thing is to go grab a jianbing guozi. #Tianjin
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Come and see: Why is this "frozen cabbage" a crown jewel of the museum?#DavidExploresTianjinMuseum
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Li Bai with his hat conceals the ingenious wit of Ming-dynasty craftsmen.#DavidExploresTianjinMuseum
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Within this tiny seal lies command over thousands of troops. Why is this Spring and Autumn bronze seal a unique surviving artifact?#DavidExploresTianjinMuseum
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A luxury cruise ship docks in Tianjin! Nearly 700 European and American passengers disembark for sightseeing!#Tianjin
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Building houses on porcelain? Yuan-dynasty Chinese craftsmen made it happen!#DavidExploresTianjinMuseum
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Chinese border authorities handled 192 million entries and exits in Q3, up 7.9% from a year earlier.
- Foreign nationals made 23.27 million border crossings, up 15.6% year on year.
- Visa-free entries by foreign nationals reached 8.99 million, accounting for 77.5% of all entries by foreign nationals, a 24.1% increase year on year. xhtxs.cn/bfNB
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Golden ginkgo leaves meet the soaring skyline of Beijing’s Financial Street, where the warmth of autumn contrasts with the ambition of modern finance. As the 2026 Financial Street Forum brings global voices together under the theme “Building an Open, Collaborative and Inclusive Ecosystem for Global Financial Development,” this vibrant scene reflects a shared vision for a more connected and sustainable financial future.
China is advancing green finance. By mobilizing capital for emissions reduction and supporting the low-carbon transformation of industries, these efforts contribute to the broader global transition towards a more sustainable economy. #FinancialStreet2026 #ChinaSeen
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No studio, no special lighting —but the Tianjin in his sketch has more character than a photo.#Tianjin
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Products showcased at the 140th China Import and Export Fair, also known as the Canton Fair, in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, offer more than business opportunities. They can also make a real difference in people's lives. UK buyer Suzanne Elliott tried an exoskeleton designed and made in China to support mobility. The experience moved her to tears as she saw how the device could help her keep moving.
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A young foreign boy was separated from his parents after boarding the subway in Beijing. 🚇🤍 Passengers and metro staff quickly stepped in to comfort him and help reunite the family. #Beijing #EverydayChina #kindnesstwt
