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Education January 24, 2019

Chinese gov't recommends online courses to boost MOOC

The Chinese government has announced a list of 801 recommended online courses of the year 2018, a move to boost the development of massive open online courses (MOOC) in China.
Environment January 24, 2019

Volunteers needed for Beijing swifts survey

The Beijing Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center is asking bird lovers across the city to volunteer for the upcoming annual survey of Beijing swifts.
Culture January 24, 2019

People visit immersive digital experience exhibition at Palace Museum

Opened on Wednesday as part of the exhibition "Celebrating the Spring Festival in the Forbidden City", the east side-gallery of the Palace of Heavenly Purity (Qianqing gong) features an immersive digital experience with virtual reality, motion capture, and other interactive technologies.
Economy January 24, 2019

China's economic transition deserves world's confidence

As China pursues quality of growth over speed and further opens up its market, more and more countries are tapping into the ever-expanding market.
Economy January 24, 2019

China's public budget expenditure hits record high

China's public budget expenditure reached a record high while revenue grew steadily, official data showed Wednesday.
Sci-Tech January 23, 2019

China's aviation industry embraces digital era

China's civil aviation industry is accelerating its advance into the digital era, with major players sending clear signals of new opportunities worldwide.
Around China January 23, 2019

China continues strengthening ivory ban

Many positive results have been obtained since China implemented a total ban on ivory processing and sales in its domestic market in January last year, according to scholars and relevant institutions.
Economy January 23, 2019

Nation woos more foreign investment

China plans to further promote its opening-up this year by granting more access to foreign investors in a number of sectors and eliminating joint-venture requirements, according to the nation's top economic regulator.
Environment January 23, 2019

Tibet nomads give support to relocation plan

Ecological protection efforts in the Tibet autonomous region have presented nomadic herdsmen with a perplexing challenge: what to do when Tibetan wild donkeys are competing for sparse pasture with domesticated yaks.
Economy January 23, 2019

Shanghai aims to become leading global finance hub

Shanghai will develop into a world-leading financial hub in line with China's economic power and the renminbi's international standing by 2020, according to an action plan released by central regulators.
Around China January 22, 2019

China exceeds 2018 annual housing renovation target

China exceeded the housing renovation target for rundown urban areas last year, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said Tuesday.
Around China January 22, 2019

Inner Mongolia to lift 140,000 people out of poverty

North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region will help 140,000 people and all its county-level regions escape poverty in 2019, local authorities said Monday.
Economy January 22, 2019

Profits of China's SOEs up 12.9 percent in 2018

The combined profits of China's state-owned enterprises (SOEs) rose 12.9 percent to 3.39 trillion yuan (about US$500 billion) last year, new data showed Monday.
Environment January 22, 2019

China to punish cities missing air quality targets

China will strengthen accountability of cities that miss air quality targets this winter, an environment ministry official said Monday.
Culture January 22, 2019

'Celebrating the Spring Festival in the Forbidden City' exhibition held in Beijing

The traditional lanterns recovered by the Palace Museum in accordance with historical archives from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) are opened to the public Monday, as a part of the exhibition of "Celebrating the Spring Festival in the Forbidden City".
Around China January 21, 2019

Memory of Spring Festival travel rush

Returning to hometowns remains the most important part of the Chinese Spring Festival. Whether self-driving, or taking the trains or flights, homecomings and family gatherings are a priority for many Chinese.
Around China January 18, 2019

Tibet to link all villages by road in 2019

Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region aims to build and upgrade 4,500 km of rural roads to link all its townships and villages by the end of 2019, local authorities said Thursday.
Society January 18, 2019

China unveils pilot 'group-buying' plan to cut drug prices

China has unveiled a pilot medicine procurement program to be tried in 11 major cities to lower drug prices and reduce the burden on patients.
Economy January 18, 2019

China upbeat about 2019 foreign trade growth: MOC

China is confident in its ability to keep foreign trade growth stable while improving its quality this year despite greater external uncertainties, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said Thursday.
Around China January 17, 2019

Guizhou builds more roads to enrich villages

China's mountainous province of Guizhou said Thursday that it had built and upgraded 8,172 kilometers of rural roads in 2018 as it strengthened the fight against poverty.
Education January 17, 2019

Chinese universities dominate emerging economies higher education rankings

Chinese universities dominate this year's rankings of emerging economies universities, according to data published Wednesday afternoon.
Society January 17, 2019

Nationwide railway stations gear up for forthcoming Spring Festival traffic rush

Railway stations all over the country have stepped up preparation work and security check to guarantee the forthcoming Spring Festival traffic rush.
Around China January 16, 2019

Shanghai to expand Jewish refugee museum

A museum dedicated to Jewish refugees in Shanghai will be expanded and renovated this year.
Around China January 16, 2019

More Fortune 500 companies invest in Sichuan

The number of Fortune 500 companies that have investment in Sichuan had increased to 347 in 2018, a major indicator of the province's appeal to overseas investors, its governor Yin Li said.
Economy January 16, 2019

China's central SOEs report strong profit growth in 2018

China's centrally-administered state-owned enterprises (SOEs) saw strong revenue and profit growth in 2018, official data showed Tuesday.
Society January 16, 2019

Highlights of China's judicial reform progress in 2018

Over the last year, China has made progress in reforming its judicial and law enforcement system, as part of efforts to make it fairer, as well as more efficient and authoritative.
Around China January 16, 2019

Harbin Ice-Snow World in NE China's Heilongjiang

Northeast China's "ice city" Harbin kicked off its 35th International Ice and Snow Festival on Jan. 5 with a range of snow sports and fun activities.
Economy January 16, 2019

Private enterprises show great confidence in foreign trade

China's import and export volume in 2018 rose 9.7 percent year on year to more than 30 trillion yuan (4.4 trillion U.S. dollars), a record high amid the complex circumstances mainly thanks to the country's robust ang resilient private sector.
Culture January 15, 2019

Intangible cultural heritage event held in N. China's Inner Mongolia

An intangible cultural heritage event was held in Hohhot, capital of north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, on Sunday.
Around China January 15, 2019

North Chinese province to cut 14 mln tonnes of iron and steel capacity in 2019

Hebei Province, China's main iron and steel production base, plans to cut its capacity by 14 million tonnes this year, its governor announced Monday.

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