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Zhubi Reef lighthouse comes to life

Beijing rebuffed suspicion over the operation of a lighthouse on an island in the South China Sea, saying it is a public service that China is providing to the region.

Huawei picks UK for global launch of new phone

China's Huawei Technologies, the world's third-biggest smartphone maker by shipments, launched its latest smart phone, the P9, in London on Wednesday.

Shanghai builds "Deep Pit Hotel"

With 370 guest rooms, the hotel has 2 stories above ground, 17 stories underground and 2 stories under water.

LeSports launches paid membership aimed at 'watch-to-pay' market

The number of watch-to-pay subscribers will continue to increase as the consumption habits of sports lovers gradually changes in the country.

'Lost in White' brings chills and thrills to moviegoers

Fans of flicks filmed in frozen places, like The Revenant, may find Lost in White merits a hot spot on the silver screen. Shot in temperatures lower than -40 C in Northeast China, the movie also offers car chases, explosions and lots of gore.

Champions League: Barca 2-1 Atletico; Bayern 1-0 Benfica

Barcelona's Luis Suarez netted twice for a 2-1 win over 10-man Atletico Madrid in their Champions League quarter-final.

Beijing seeks free trade agreement talks with EU

Chinese Ambassador to European Union Yang Yanyi said that China's 13th Five-year Program will help boost Beijing-Brussels relations.

Traditional way of making Atlas silk revives in Xinjiang

As a traditional type of Xinjiang silk extremely popular among Uygur women, Atlas means "graceful" in the Uyghur language.

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Sea of pear flowers attracts tourists in Hebei

The sea of pear flowers that covers an area of 2667 hectares in Suning of Hebei province attracted many tourists in recent days.

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No reason for angst on China's GDP

Winfried Bischoff, the former Lloyd's Banking Group chairman, has no concerns about China's slowing economic growth. He's done the math.

China's green commitment needs support from other countries

China's commitment to building green generating capacity is real but it needs the support of technologically mature economies to make sure that it invests in the right projects and that the most advanced solutions are rolled out, a leading UK industrial expert says.

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