Taobao.com, China's largest online marketplace, is never short of bizarre offers.
A former Japanese leader visited a memorial site to victims of Japanese wartime aggression, but analysts were quick to reject any suggestion that Tokyo will change its policies toward China.
China, the biggest foreign creditor of the United States, increased its holdings of US Treasury bills to $1.17 trillion in November, up $200 million from the previous month, the Treasury Department disclosed on Wednesday.
Fears over intellectual property rights will not derail China's exports of bullet trains, as the technology is home-grown, the vice-minister of science and technology said as he dismissed as "nonsense" copycat claims by a Japanese company.
Foreign direct investment fell by almost 4 percent in 2012, the first annual decrease in three years, although central provinces attracted increasing investment.
Major strategic change under way in the Asia-Pacific: Japanese PM
Health specialists have urged more people to get flu shots this winter, as the killer virus continues to sweep the country.
New permit for foreigners aims to boost talent in workplace
As a number of cities try to clear the air, specialists in Beijing warn that the pollution and emergency responses to reduce it could damage the economy and tourism.
Tenfold rise probable
Chinese stocks rise to 8-month high
Trip will help open communication channel amid tension over islands
Beijing's new airport will greatly ease the burden on the current airport, but civilian and military use must be coordinated to ensure smooth operations, experts have said.
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