By the time the bodies of two women were found, all traces of evidence that could lead to their killer had been cleared.
Unlike many cafes in Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai where business will not start until 9 am, Zhang Xiangkai opens his doors before 7 am every day.
Cafes in Li'ao are infused with local flavor.
Conference venues and other facilities that hosted the APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting at Yanqi Lake will open on Monday for a trial operation to businesses, with scores of companies rushing to book their tickets.
The National Aquatics Center, where President Xi Jinping hosted a reception banquet last Monday for representatives from the 21 member economies attending the 2014 APEC Economic Leaders' Week, will be reopened to the public on Nov 22, an official said.
Towering ice sculptures made by ice carvers from China went on display in the south Texas city of Galveston on Saturday as part of the "Ice Land" attraction being staged at the city's Moody Gardens.
Beijing's plans to host the 2022 Olympic Winter Games' snow events have impressed international skiing officials while assuaging concerns about its lack of snow sports facilities, the capital's bid committee said.
A geography teacher from the Ningxia Hui autonomous region has gained fame for being able to draw a complete map of the world on a blackboard in just four minutes.
Chinese-made armaments have become increasingly popular in the international market, according to an industry insider.
The People's Liberation Army air force will upgrade its pilot selection procedure, adding individual psychological tests and flight simulation to the country's strictest recruitment process, air force officials said.
Guangzhou, Auckland and Los Angeles signed a memorandum of understanding on Sunday to formalize a tripartite economic alliance built upon Auckland's and Los Angeles' long-established sister city relations with the South China metropolis.
Do you think a fly is less threatening than a tiger? That could be true, if we are talking about creatures in nature and not Chinese bureaucrats.
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