Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne is expected to finalize decision on planned nuclear power station during his China trip.
Members of the China Enterprises Association in Britain voted on Monday to change its name to the China Chamber of Commerce in the UK.
Building a nuclear project in Britain with Chinese investment and technology is win-win for the two countries.
Fluctuations in the Chinese financial market have not deterred London's desire to work with China in a wide range of financial sectors, said Lord Mayor of the City of London Alan Yarrow.
A Chinese-designed nuclear power plant could be built in the UK quicker than expected as a result of delays experienced at Hinkley Point project, which is to be built by France's EDF Energy.
Chinese companies are pioneering ways of building research and development partnerships with British universities with an emphasis on long-term relationship building, says Chris Rudd, pro vice-chancellor at the University of Nottingham.
Rapid growth in China's creative industry is opening avenues for collaboration with the United Kingdom in copyright protection, utilization and exploitation, according to industry experts.
After years of phenomenal growth, China has arrived at a point where the next challenge is to reform the driving forces of the economy so as to continue the upward journey.
The UK's new high-speed railway project, High Speed 2, could be a good opportunity to help the fast-growing Chinese railway industry gain a foothold in developed markets, experts say.
Britain's carbon reduction knowledge and expertise can greatly help China to reduce its carbon emissions, especially in areas like renewable energy and green building technology, says Jan Van der Ven, Asia director of The Carbon Trust.
Chinese companies are increasingly trading in global commodities to secure long-term supplies and exert more influence over pricing mechanisms.
Since the crash of the Chinese stock market, which has seen share prices tumble 20 percent since mid-June, Chinese investors have begun to refocus their attention on blue-chip tangible assets, a well-known reflex in the face of global uncertainty and volatile equity markets.
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