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Belt & Road August 17, 2018
Ancient Silk Road site preserves lakes, deserts, history and culture
Bortala, meaning "silver grassland" in Mongolian, is at the west part of Junggar Basin and shares a 372-kilometer border with Kazakhstan to the north.
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Politics August 16, 2018
Memories that shall not fade
As Japan marked the 73rd anniversary of the end of World War II on Wednesday, war witnesses and experts said the atrocious war should never be forgotten and measures should be taken to prevent the war's tragedies from reoccurring.
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Around China August 15, 2018
Beautiful Xinjiang: Reform, agricultural modernization and industrial upgrades
In Wujiaqu, a city built and administered by the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, economic vitality is on the rise, as the XPCC has deepened reform, modernized agricultural industry and developed high-tech industry.
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Around China August 15, 2018
From plans to actions, Greater Bay Area development proceeds
Over the past year, the NDRC and authorities of Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao have joined hands to carry out the framework agreement on the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area development.
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Society August 13, 2018
China on the way to revive majesty of Asian elephants
The Asian Elephant Breeding and Rescue Center in southwest China's Yunnan Province has rescued 13 wild Asian elephants, ten of which are still receiving medical care and rehabilitation training at the sanctuary.
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Around China August 13, 2018
Ningxia's ecological migrants embrace a better life
From 2012 to 2017, about 10,000 residents from six villages in mountainous areas of Xihaigu chose to be relocated to Minning, over 300 km away from their ancestral homes.
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Society August 10, 2018
Former nomads find new life after relocation in Kubuqi Desert
Forty-year-old Meng Ke Da Lai loves the trees he once planted in the Kubuqi Desert in northern China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The tree planting area is just a few kilometers from his home.
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Around China August 10, 2018
China to keep closer eye on endangered dolphins under epic bridge
As the world's longest sea bridge is ready to open in China, the attention is not only fixated on the project's traffic convenience and economic benefits, but also on the life of the Chinese white dolphin, an endangered species.
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Economy August 9, 2018
China's trade growth weathers US tariff headwinds
China's foreign trade maintained steady growth in the first seven months of this year despite escalating trade tensions with the United States, with data pointing to a more balanced trade picture.
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Environment August 8, 2018
From desert to forest: The green transformation of Xining
After two decades of efforts in tree planting and water treatment, the capital of Qinghai province stands as a shining example of China's green development.
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Around China August 8, 2018
Yangtze set to become a 'highway on the water'
New ship designs and dredging will open the river up to larger vessels.
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Sci-Tech August 7, 2018
AI tech boosting smart agriculture
Artificial intelligence has come to the farmyard, helping to ensure the country's increasing numbers of pigs remain active and crop yields grow ever larger.
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Sci-Tech August 6, 2018
Gaining momentum: China's high-speed railway marks 10-year milestone
China's high-speed railway network has vastly improved the travel speed for its citizens and created a new driver for the country's economic development and innovation.
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International Cooperation August 6, 2018
China, ASEAN strive to build closer community with shared future
China always puts ASEAN high on its diplomatic agenda. The two sides elevated their relations to the strategic partnership for peace and prosperity in 2003.
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Around China August 3, 2018
Young winemakers dream big in China's Bordeaux
After years of hard work, the vineyards at the foothills of the mountain, often referred to as China's Bordeaux, now cover 200,000 hectares, accounting for one-fourth of China's grape planting area.
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Around China August 2, 2018
Hong Kong's changing role in China's transformation
In the eyes of Leung Chunying, Hong Kong's former chief executive, the city's role changed as China's reform and opening-up gradually moved forward.
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Economy August 2, 2018
China signals greater focus on economic stability
A key meeting has signaled that China will put more focus on maintaining the stability of the economy in the second half of this year amid external uncertainties.
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National Defense August 2, 2018
Marking 91st birthday, PLA marches into new era
Growing from a revolutionary army that fought against foreign invaders and for the liberation of Chinese people and the nation, the PLA is taking a "crucial leap" in the new era from being simply large to being strong.
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Education August 1, 2018
Taking the high road
When students from a university in Wuhan signed up to become volunteer teachers in rural Guizhou, many found it to be a life-changing experience.
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Around China July 30, 2018
China's first railway through desert marks 60th anniversary
The Baotou-Lanzhou Railway, which began operating in 1958, passes through the Tengger Desert in the city of Zhongwei in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region six times.
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Economy July 30, 2018
China eyes shared prosperity ahead of first import expo
A landmark project to open up China's market to the world, the first China International Import Expo affirms the country's commitment to free trade and shared prosperity.
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International Cooperation July 27, 2018
Industry 4.0 in BRICS: Biomedicine co-op
The BRICS countries, namely Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are teaming up to make more biomedicine contributions to the world.
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Aid July 27, 2018
Chinese medics offer vision of hope overseas
A group of Chinese volunteers is providing free treatment for people with cataracts in countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative.
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International Cooperation July 26, 2018
Industry 4.0 in BRICS: China-Africa cooperation in digital
Dual SIM slots, batteries with long stand-by times, large memory capacities and outstanding cameras are all features that have made Chinese smartphones a huge success in the African market.
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Society July 26, 2018
Free hukou fails to seal the deal in talent search
Priority access to household registration is no longer a major concern when new graduates are choosing a place to live and work.
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International Cooperation July 25, 2018
BRICS looks to a second golden decade of global cooperation
With the 10th BRICS summit set to take place in South Africa on Wednesday, the bloc of emerging-market economies is opening a new chapter in their all-round cooperation after a successful decade.
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Society July 25, 2018
Tea cultivation brews rich lives for villagers
After nearly 50 years of development, tea has not only become Hetaoba's calling card, but also a magic wand for the village and the surrounding area to shake off poverty.
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International Cooperation July 24, 2018
Exchanges promoted between China, Japan and the ROK
Closer cooperation between China, Japan and the ROK, which began in 1999, is significant in building an open global economy.
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Culture July 23, 2018
Major Heat: No escape from the sweating summer
Monday marks the "Major Heat" or Dashu in Chinese, the 12th of the 24 solar terms that divide the Chinese lunar year into two halves. It is also the last solar term of the summer.
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International Cooperation July 23, 2018
China-South Africa ties set example for China-Africa cooperation
According to the Chinese Ambassador to South Africa, Lin Songtian, the relationship between China and South Africa has become a "role model" for China's cooperation with other African and developing countries.