Sentence examples for Chinese footprint from inspiring English sources

On December 15th the imprint left by Neil Armstrong's boot on the moon in 1969 found its near-equivalent in the minds of China's media commentators: the "Chinese footprint" gouged in the lunar dust by Yutu, a Chinese rover, after its mother ship made the first soft landing on the moon by a spacecraft since 1976.

The Chinese footprint across Africa, tens of thousands of businesses opening across Africa every month, is instigating and leading to many Chinese in different industry sectors to get involved in illegal ivory trade because the rewards are so great.

China's second-richest man has acquired the British yacht maker Sunseeker and announced plans for a luxury hotel in London in a £1bn investment that broadens the Chinese corporate footprint in the UK.

The average Chinese person's carbon footprint is now almost on a par with the average European's, figures released on Wednesday reveal.

11.08am GMT Here's another recent article by Duncan Clark highlighting figures released in July showing that the average Chinese person's carbon footprint is now almost on a par with the average European's.

The United States has been largely unmarked by the global footprint of Chinese tourists, thanks to Washington’s reluctance to play along with rules set down by China’s tourism regulatory authority.

The ancient worship of dragon and tiger leaves its footprint in Chinese lexicon, and dragon-tiger idioms such as 生龙活虎 shenglong huohu "full of vim and vigor," literally "living dragon, living tiger," and 藏龙卧虎 canglong wohu "hidden talents," literally "hidden dragon, crouching tiger," are still an active part of the ordinary lexicon.

The only solid evidence for social behavior among dromaeosaurids comes from a Chinese trackway of fossil footprints, which shows six individuals of a large species moving as a group, though no evidence of cooperative hunting was found.

The Chinese are expanding their economic footprint but have chosen not to engage politically or militarily, in part because they're fearful of stirring separatist sentiments in the volatile Xinjiang region bordering Afghanistan.

Ton for ton, he said, Chinese steel leaves a carbon footprint three times as large as American steel.

Its track record of rapid growth and savvy marketing means that it may not be long before Xiaomi, which means "little rice" in Mandarin Chinese, starts making a big footprint in the U.S. smartphone market.