Seven decades after the end of World War II, China and Russia have more "responsibility and capability" to jointly uphold the outcome of their victory with the international community, a senior diplomat said on Tuesday.
Both sides of the Taiwan Straits should build a community of shared destiny and settle political differences through consultation as equals, Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China's Central Committee, said on Monday.
More than 100 industrial robots have been installed at a zero-labor factory that is being built in Dongguan, a major manufacturing base in Guangdong province.
New chairmen have been named for the country's top three State-owned oil companies as the sector faces a range of challenges including low global crude prices, industrial reform, a need for improved growth and the fallout from President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign.
Australia will send a fine woolen blanket embroidered with yellow flowers to Britain's new princess, but the royal baby will also be honored with a more unusual gift - support for a rare mouse-sized possum.
Item from May 5, 1998, in China Daily: Peking University alumni and guests from around the world leave Beijing's Great Hall of the People following a grand gathering celebrating the prestigious university's centennial. The country's oldest State university turned 100 yesterday.
A restaurant in Beijing has banned its diners from using cellphones on its premises.
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President Xi Jinping will meet with representatives of senior Russian soldiers and experts during his trip abroad starting later this week, as Beijing and Moscow are set to make their own trans-Eurasia blueprints.
Spouses and children of senior government officials in Shanghai have been prohibited from setting up companies in the city.
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