One might be surprised to see Premier Li Keqiang standing in floodwaters that submerged part of the Yangtze River embankment.
Villagers in the north China province get lifted out of poverty by planting trees and selling fruits in an eco-friendly way of development.
Before a small, little-known island, Caofeidian is emerging as a new star along the Bohai Bay for its robust growth momentum and development potential.
China will continue to increase its efforts at poverty reduction, despite pressure from the economic slowdown, the country's top poverty relief official said.
The causes of poverty, rather than poverty itself, are the main challenges China faces as it developes.
The first sea-railway integrated shipping train, carrying tons of containers, set off from the Tianjin Xingang Port on Jan 19.
Tangshan, a key industrial city in North China's Hebei province, has been holding the World Horticultural Exposition since Friday, showing its determination to develop its economy in a green way.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping urged local authorities to escalate poverty-alleviation work during his weekend visit to impoverished villages in north China's remote Fuping County. Li stressing eliminating poverty
Kaiyang castle is an ancient village in Yangyuan county of Hebei province. Kaiyang castle has a long history of more than 2,000 years with roots reaching back to the Warring States period.
An impoverished village visited by China’s top political leader has received 300 million yuan ($48 million) in poverty relief funds just weeks after Xi Jinping visited the county vowing to help the poor.
Journalists visit Hebei to get a first-hand account of the province's efforts to reduce poverty while developing its economy in an eco-friendly way.
"The US will be the next strategic focus for us, after successfully winning the Boston contract," said Yu Weiping, vice-president of China CNR Corp.
Chongli, a small town with only 30,000 population, might be the biggest beneficiary from the successful 2020 Winter Olympics bid.
North China's Hebei province launched a ceremony to promote tourism to its ancient towns and villages.
Twenty-four intercity railway lines running over 3,453 kilometers with an investment of roughly $97 billion will be built by 2050.
For the small, impoverished county of Fuping in north China's Hebei Province, President Xi Jinping's visit in 2012 was a fate changer.
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