China and Colombia to start feasibility study of FTA

China and Colombia have agreed to start a feasibility study of Sino-Colombian free trade agreement (FTA), said Premier Li Keqiang on May 21 after a meeting with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos.

Li calls for closer China-LatAm cooperation at spiritual level

China and Latin America should promote cooperation at the spiritual level along with their fruitful collaboration at the physical level, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said here Friday.

Football stands out among two nations' sports passions

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 joins Colombian president on cultural symposium

Premier Li Keqiang and Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos attend the China-Colombia Literary Encounter in Bogota on May 22, 2015.

Green-tea flavored coffee: a simile for cultural ties

Mo Yan, a winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature spoke at a China-Latin America culture seminar on Friday.

China-Colombia trade

Beijing publisher reprints books by celebrated author

To mark the first anniversary of the death of Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the Chinese literature community has paid tribute to the author by republishing the celebrated Colombian writer's books.

Foreign capital playing bigger role in Colombia

Rich energy reserves and an investment-friendly environment have made Colombia an ideal place for Chinese investment, said Chinese analysts.

China may pave the road ahead for Latin America

Colombia's infrastructure is among the worst in Latin America, according to a World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report released last year. The report also noted that it is the second most problematic factor for doing business in Colombia.

Many areas yet to mine in bilateral trade

Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Colombia has again attracted nationwide, even global, attention to this Latin American country. Having established formal diplomatic relations for 35 years, mutual trade and other positive economic interaction have so flourished that China is now Colombia's second-largest trade partner, as well as its fourth-largest investor in the Asia-Pacific region.

Fashion designer blends her Peruvian and Chinese cultures

Sumy Kujon hopes to capitalize on her China shows by bringing Peruvian fabrics like alpaca to the Chinese mainland, Huang Ying reports.

China and Peru look to bright future together

China and Peru reiterated on April 16 their mutual desire to secure continued bilateral ties with clear goals, as the two nations marked five years of an established free trade agreement (FTA), Xinhua reported.