The joint drill between the Chinese and Russian navies is expected to improve the two forces' capability to conduct maritime defense operations, Chinese experts said on Tuesday.
The food at President Xi Jinping's state banquet with Asian leaders on Tuesday evening was healthy and light with many Chinese dishes.
Shanghai saw traffic jams on some major roads on Tuesday after it put traffic restrictions in place for the Summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia, held in Shanghai on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Despite incremental improvements, China's entertainment screens continue to be shrouded in tobacco smoke, according to the latest survey by the Chinese Association on Tobacco Control.
Zhangjiagang is rolling out an ambitious plan to become a major technology hub, riding on its economic success amid the country's rapid industrialization and urbanization.
Tourism increased in the Tibet autonomous region in the first four months of the year, as the region aspires to become a world-class travel destination.
China announced that it will forbid the use of Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system in new government computers, a move aimed at ensuring security after the coming shutdown of Windows XP.
The Ministry of Public Security is piloting a program to allow e-permits for mainland travelers to Hong Kong and Macao.
Guangzhou's exit-and-entry authorities have developed self-service machines for e-permit holders and will install them in the agency's headquarters starting next week.
Civil aviation flights in northern China will be allowed in military-controlled airspace during thunderstorms in the latest move to reduce flight delays.
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