You're walking along the road and see someone fall over. What would you do?
Item from May 22, 1994, in China Daily: A 4-meter-high, 6.2-meter-long "cannon" wine decanter is positioned beside a billboard in eastern Beijing to help promote Courvoisier X.O., the French cognac ... To cognac producers, China has become a land of irresistible attraction.
Many mobile phone users are questioning latest telecom requirements for them to register and update their personal information.
What our reporters and editors will be following today. See breaking news on chinadaily.com.cn
Premier Li Keqiang, regarded as a super salesman for the country's railway industry, took a ride on a new train on Wednesday that was purchased from China by Rio de Janeiro's Metro system.
Beijing has expressed deep concern about the latest economic espionage allegations targeting Chinese nationals in the United States, a case that observers say highlights growing economic friction between the two countries.
The rapid development of new technology and the widespread use of the Internet will help more Chinese women to become entrepreneurs, a conference packed with famous names was told on Wednesday.
Tobacco control efforts have led to a fall in the proportion of Beijing's population who smoke over the past six years, according to a survey released on Wednesday - less than two weeks before the capital's toughest restrictions yet come into force.
As we all know, Beijing has outstanding sightseeing attractions, from the globally famous Great Wall and Forbidden City to less familiar but equally fascinating sites such as the Eastern Qing Tombs.
Item from May 21, 1995, in China Daily: Danish windmills in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region are part of the government's development emphasis on the western regions. Windmills in Inner Mongolia account for 80 percent of all wind power generated in China.
From June 1 to next April, electric cars in Beijing will be exempt from driving restrictions based on license plate numbers during peak hours, as part of measures to reduce air pollution.
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