I'm sitting in an ethnic minority restaurant in Guiyang, capital of Guizhou province, chatting with colleagues over dinner, when a procession of small men and women in traditional garb enters the room.
Item from April 1, 1982, in China Daily: The handicraft shop at Shanghai's Chenghuangmiao (Town God Temple) has many offerings, including beautifully designed silk quilt covers.
The government's latest moves to ease housing credit and boost the real estate sector have fueled expectations of an increase in property prices.
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China threw its weight behind Uganda on Tuesday as the two countries signed eight agreements in Beijing, half of which allow China to extend concessional loans to improve the African nation's infrastructure and its communication sector.
Margaret Chan, director-general of the World Health Organization, said it's urgent to find a solution to the four-year-long Syrian crisis soon, as it is now "imposing a heavy burden" on humanitarian efforts.
The authorities have shut down more than 60 golf courses since last summer as part of a renewed campaign against the destruction of land and water resources, according to China's top economic planning authority.
China launched a new-generation satellite into space on Monday night, starting the expansion of its indigenous navigation and positioning network to global coverage.
Washington is willing to cooperate with the new China-led infrastructure investment bank, according to an envoy of United States President Barack Obama on Monday.
The Chinese leadership has decided to ease the housing credit policy to boost the property market and to add fuel to overall economic growth.
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