High-speed rail tours have become a popular choice of travelers, especially families and students during the peak summer season, as the growing railway network stitches… Read More »High-speed rail getting popular for tours
High-profile businesswoman Li Xiaolin has been appointed vice-general manager of China Datang Corp, one of the country’s Big Five power companies. Li, 54, was previously… Read More »Li Xiaolin gets senior job at power giant
If you haven’t heard Xinhua Dictionary yet, now is the time. There are plans to turn the dictionary into a movie, according to a report… Read More »Will you watch a movie based on dictionary?
Central bank will provide “ample liquidity” to help stabilize the country’s stock market, it announced on Wednesday, minutes after the benchmark index plunged 7 percent… Read More »Stocks open 7% down as market crash continues
President Xi Jinping leaves Beijing on Wednesday morning for key summits involving two groups in which China is a major force. Xi will attend the… Read More »President Xi leaves Beijing for BRICS, SCO summits
India and Pakistan are on their way to joining the six-nation, trans-Eurasia Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, according to a senior Chinese diplomat who confirmed that moves… Read More »India, Pakistan set to become members of SCO
China believes Greece will remain within the eurozone and the region can solve its current problems, the Foreign Ministry said on Monday. Ministry spokeswoman Hua… Read More »China predicts Greece to stay in eurozone
Shanghai recorded its lowest temperature in 145 years on Monday, with the mercury dipping to 17.3 degree Celsius, close to the historic maximum temperature of… Read More »Shanghai records lowest average temperature in 142 years
A fast-flying, heavy strategic aircraft is needed and long overdue, defense experts say. “Please try your best to develop new bomber aircraft.” That was the… Read More »Long-range bomber may be in China’s plans
MANILA – Chinese ambassador urged the Philippines to resume talks on maritime disputes in the South China Sea as an international tribunal will begin hearings… Read More »China prefers ‘peaceful means, bilateral talks’ in resolving maritime rows