China is in discussions with India to help it build the world's second-longest high-speed railroad with a price tag of 200 billion yuan ($32.6 billion), its latest efforts to push for a bigger share of the overseas high-speed market.
China's Internet pop sensation the Chopsticks Brothers, whose viral hit Little Apple has been viewed more than 1 billion times on China's popular video websites, won the International Song Award at the 2014 American Music Awards on Sunday.
The 600-year-old Forbidden City is seeking innovative ways to cater to the younger generation and reshape its public image.
China has strengthened security checks of government websites, hoping to clean up those that are not up to standard by the end of 2015, officials of the nation's top Internet watchdog said on Monday.
The latest judicial cooperation between China and the United States to nab economic fugitives has made major progress, with more than a dozen suspects brought back from the US to face trial, a senior official from the Ministry of Public Security said.
Facebook's move to fulfill its ambition to be the personal "newspaper" for its billion-plus members is likely to mean more woes for the ailing traditional news media.
China will deepen its reform of low-altitude airspace management to boost the general aviation industry, as the reform of airspace management has entered a crucial stage.
A former policeman who founded a dating app for gay men said he wanted to liberate fellow homosexuals across the world after the app pulled in $30 million in third-round financing.
PBOC acts after manufacturing figures show contraction looming
The Sino-New Zealand relationship, compared by President Xi Jinping to "an oil painting", took on a deeper, enriching hue on Friday as more brush strokes were applied, with a mayoral forum being set up and joint projects inaugurated.
China proposed on Friday that disputes in the Asia-Pacific region be tackled by an efficient crisis management and control mechanisms.
People probably moved to the Tibetan highlands 3,600 years ago - an indication of when humans first settled at high altitudes, according to researchers.
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