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Rapid rail to boost HK growth

International Cooperation July 19, 2018

US partnerships with China mushroom despite trade frictions

While U.S. President Donald Trump sees an "economic enemy" in China, the northeastern U.S. county of Chester in Pennylvania sees an economic partner.
Society July 18, 2018

Life in the sea of death

Deep in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is China's largest desert, the 337,000-square-km Taklamakan. Across China, it is known as the "sea of death."
Culture July 17, 2018

The Naadam Festival: A feast for the grassland nomads

Naadam, also known as "Nair," means entertainment, and gambling in ancient times, in the Mongolian language, which shed light on the Mongols' spiritual pursuits for freedom and power through a series of featured events.
International Cooperation July 16, 2018

UNESCO hopes to elevate relations with China to higher level

China, which has been committed to multilateralism, is a strategic partner for UNESCO and "we can reinforce Chinese-UNESCO cooperation and move to a higher level", UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay has said.
International Cooperation July 13, 2018

China-Russia economic partnership poised to expand

Basking in a close political relationship, China and Russia are gearing up for broader economic and trade ties that will benefit both countries.
Society July 12, 2018

40 years of reform and opening-up: A new starting point on China's journey

This year marks the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening up. To fully prepare for the challenges that lie ahead, we must first affirm the achievements of the past four decades.
Sci-Tech July 11, 2018

5G, IPv6 and big data: China Internet Conference 2018

The 2018 (17th) China Internet Conference kicks off in Beijing on Tuesday.
Environment July 11, 2018

Enhanced law enforcement to make skies blue again

China's top legislature Monday began a two-day extraordinary session on air pollution control as Chinese authorities are determined to improve people's wellbeing by making the skies blue again.
Sci-Tech July 10, 2018

The smartphone - China's latest farming tool

Smart greenhouses with watering and fertilizing controlled via mobile phone are all the rage in east China's Jiangxi Province.
International Cooperation July 10, 2018

Egypt, China join hands to build up Egypt's new capital

Some 50 km east of the capital Cairo, the construction of the Central Business District (CBD) undertaken by China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) in Egypt's new administrative capital is carrying on under the scorching sun.
International Exchanges July 10, 2018

Two-way approach sees trade routes flourish

The Silk Road has been a natural bond enhancing the mutual understanding between China and Arab countries for thousands of years.
Society July 9, 2018

How China's reform and opening-up improved the lives of working people

A lot has changed in China over the past 40 years of reform and opening-up, not least the working lives of ordinary people.
International Cooperation July 6, 2018

China makes significant global contribution since WTO accession in 2001

China has made a significant contribution to the world since it joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001, People's Daily Overseas Edition commented on July 4.
Around China July 6, 2018

Old industrial base sees busy revival

Mooring at anchorage, two sailors slowly drop a hanging ladder from a 100-meter-long cargo ship, and harbor pilot Pan Hongxue climbs down onto a tugboat.
International Cooperation July 5, 2018

Eased visa policies boost exchanges, cooperation between China, Balkan nations

When the mutual visa-free regime between Serbia and China came into effect on Jan. 15, 2017 – making Serbia the first European country to lift visa requirement for Chinese nationals traveling to the country – other countries in the Balkan region followed suit.
International Exchanges July 4, 2018

How Lancang-Mekong Cooperation is changing the region

For Seng Voleak, a 23-year-old bank employee in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, her commute home has become easier thanks to buses donated by China.
Economy July 3, 2018

From bikes to broad gauge, how China reshaped its destiny

Over the last four decades, the Chinese economy has moved from being largely closed to becoming a major global player and the world's second-largest.
Sci-Tech July 2, 2018

VR injects vitality to teaching

Wang Lili felt she had penetrated into a human body by wearing a pair of glasses.
Education July 2, 2018

AI education booming as China cultivates talent

To build a strong AI talent pool, China is now fostering AI education in universities by improving the curriculum and promoting interdisciplinary research.
Policy June 23, 2018

Reflections on 40th anniversary of China's opening up

This year marks the 40th anniversary of China's opening up to the world. After more than two decades of involvement with my Chinese colleagues and friends, my overriding impression of the amazing progress achieved is that China has benefited greatly from leadership focused upon long term thinking.
International Cooperation June 29, 2018

China's WTO entry a benefit to the world

Seventeen years on, China's entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) has proven to be a boost to the multilateral trading system and a great benefit to the world.
Culture June 28, 2018

China's media landscape shifts as original TV show formats become popular

Ambitious Chinese producers and TV channels are seeking to develop original formats and export their own productions.
Around China June 27, 2018

Shenzhen becoming 'smarter'

Having achieved explosive economic growth over the past four decades, Shenzhen is now poised to turn itself into a world-class "smart" city.
Economy June 27, 2018

China goes all out to lift opening-up to a new level

China has taken solid steps in promoting its opening-up by lowering import tariffs and easing market access, while new measures on intellectual property protection and a new negative list for market access of foreign investment are in the pipeline.
International Cooperation June 25, 2018

Slow train to Russia plays key role in cross-border trade

Zhang Xiaojun has completed nearly 2,000 round trips between China and Russia in the past 10 years.
Environment June 22, 2018

Turning waste into wealth

One of the key features that makes this World Cup edition special is its eco-friendly commitment, as indicated in the Sustainability Strategy promoted by FIFA and the Russian Local Organizing Committee.
Around China June 21, 2018

Relocation changing lives on Tibetan plateau

Due to an ecological relocation program in high-altitude areas of Tibet Autonomous Region, Rigzin, his wife Karma Detso and son have decided to leave their hometown in Rungma Township, Nagqu for Lhasa, the regional capital, to start a new life.
International Cooperation June 20, 2018

Asia-Pacific stories about China's reform, opening-up

The year 1978 was very significant for China, when the nation began a new era of reform and opening-up.
Society June 20, 2018

Proposed tax cut to ensure fairer income distribution in China

China's top legislature Tuesday began reviewing a draft amendment to the Individual Income Tax Law as part of efforts in the country to achieve fairer income distribution and common prosperity.
Culture June 19, 2018

Chinese festival going global with dragon boats

The Dragon Boat Festival was celebrated among overseas Chinese communities worldwide over the weekend with the specialty food Zongzi, but not necessarily a dragon boat race, both widely seen as its logos.

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