[Message from the editor: Small-Medium Enterprises（SMEs）in China took a huge blow by the COVID-19 outbreak. How to help SMEs overcome difficulties is a top priority for Chinese government in a post COVID-19 world. Prof. CHEN Jun, Head of Finance and Accounting Department, School of Management provided some policy suggestions from the perspective of cash conversion cycle (CCC).]According to the data released by the National Bureau of Statistics of China on March 16, from January to Februar...

[Message from the editor：As the higher education reels from the impact of global pandemic, here's what experts say is likely to play out in the aftermath. Joshua Kobb，deputy Dean of Zhejiang University International Business School shared his thougts about the new normal higher education in Post-CV.]The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted routines, businesses and lives around the world at a speed and scope that few were willing to imagine. As of this writing, we are nearing 1,000,000 cases rec...

[Message from the Editor: On March 11,the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic, pointing to the over 118,000 cases of the coronavirus illness in over 110 countries and territories around the world and the sustained risk of further global spread.Zhejiang University community responded swiftly to the urgent request for support across the globe. In the brief 11 days from March 11 to March 21, the University organized a series of cloud conferences with close partners, Belt &a...

[Messages from the editor: Scientists hold the belief for a long time that the ferromagnetic quantum critical point does not exist. However, Professor YUAN Huiqiu, executive deputy director of the Center for Correlated Matter (CCM), has been taking an opposite position. SHEN Bin and ZHANG Yongjun, PhD candidates in YUAN’s group, recently shared a Nature paper- “Strange metal behavior in a pure ferromagnetic Kondo lattice” with co-first authorship. They shared with Global Commun...

[Messages from the editor: Urbanization of migrant workers in China has been discussed extensively. These workers take up the largest proportion of passengers during the holiday. During the outbreak of COVID-19, those who returned to their hometowns before the Spring Festival and those who will return to work may well become the victims of the epidemic.Recently Prof. ZHANG accepted interview by www.thepaper.cn and CGTN GlobalBusiness. She shared some insights on this issue and the meas...

[Editor’s Message: The outbreak of novel coronavirus has had a widespread impact on Chinese society. In view of the epidemic, "Internet + Education" has become the best choice for teaching. The large scale practice of online training of this spring offers unique chance to explore the future development of online education in China.In this context, Joshua Kobb,deputy dean of Zhejiang University International Business School shared his views on the topic "Living the Moment: Wh...