A year-long plan to search in Europe and Japan for antiques looted from China’s Yuanmingyuan Garden, or the Old Summer Palace, has been shelved due to the toil of overwhelming preparation work and lack of patronage for the project, the Beijing News reported Friday.
After six gunshots were heard in a row, passengers on a tour bus who were taken "hostage" by six outlaws were finally released – they were safe and the gangsters were dead.
Two netizens were invited to participate in the Summer Davos 2010 with all expenses paid as winners of the Davos Debates.
Three years into the One Foundation founded by actor-turned-philanthropist Jet Li, the charity itself is in need of help. Its private status prevents it from direct public fundraising.
The accusation that China's RMB exchange rate is inappropriately determined because of a trade surplus to the US is unreasonable and lacks economic support, said Yao Jian, spokesman with the Ministry of Commerce, on Wednesday.
China's national pension fund will invest in overseas funds of funds (FOF) by the end of the year, said Dai Xianglong, chairman of the National Council for Social Security Fund, the Shanghai Securities News reported Wednesday.
The behavior of elementary and middle school teachers will be regulated across Nanjing following a new order issued by local education authorities on September 14, Yangtse Evening Post reported Wednesday.
A large mooncake weighing 42 kilograms is claimed by its producer to be Yunnan's "mooncake king" and is now available at the provincial capital of Kunming for 4,680 yuan ($715), the local web portal Yunnan.cn reported Wednesday.
Three experts are leaving for Japan Wednesday to launch an investigation into the death of a giant panda at a Kobe city zoo, Beijing News reported.
Malaysia will enhance cooperation with China in areas of energy and green technology, Datuk Peter Chin Fah Kui, Malaysian Minister of Energy, Green Technology and Water, told China Daily on the sideline of the Summer Davos forum in Tianjin on Tuesday.
Instead of focusing on their own research work, Chinese students enrolling in PhD programs are now becoming cheap labor of their professors, who they often call their "bosses", according to China Youth Daily's report Tuesday.
No need to cut the ribs, or open the thorax; no need to use one-lung-ventilation and get rid of the conditions resulting from various traditional big surgeries.