Item from March 2, 1992, in China Daily: Chinese workers lay a power cable crossing the border between China's Northeast and Russia. The 1.26-kilometer-long international cable will be the first line through which the Russian Federation can sell electricity to China.
More than half of the respondents in a newspaper poll said they were unhappy with the photos on their ID cards, which are arranged by the police once citizens turn 16 and renewed regularly.
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As a result of the widening national drive to combat graft, Ling Jihua, former vice-chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and 12 other deputies have been dismissed or forced to resign since March 2013 following corruption investigations, authorities said on Sunday.
As China's biggest annual political event approaches with spring, speculation is increasing about what destination President Xi Jinping will choose for his first overseas visit of the year, as a trip often follows the annual key legislative and consultative meetings, or two sessions.
"In my opinion, sending important public figures to events such as these has an importance that cannot be underestimated.
The goal of turning China into a soccer power has moved closer to being realized, with a top-level policymaking team approving a comprehensive reform plan to boost the sport from playgrounds to stadiums.
China's legendary Shaolin Temple in Henan province is poised to build a complex in Australia that will include a temple, four-star hotel, kung fu academy and educational facilities.
China is heading into a monetary easing cycle this year, and further policy adjustments will be seen in coming months, a government think tank leader said on Friday.
China's decision to extend tax cuts to more micro and small businesses may herald a more proactive fiscal policy this year amid unprecedented downward pressure, according to economists, while some traders feel more can be done to help them.
Taking a family photo used to be a big thing.
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