Jiangxi heritage shines in BMW China Culture Journey

To BMW Brilliance President and CEO Olaf Kastner, China's traditional culture is not only rich in history, it shines with modernity.

Audi Master Class: Music appreciation

German carmaker Audi has announced its first music education program in China, the Audi Music Master Class, which will be offered to children of Audi car owners.

Baosteel project to drive Zhanjiang development

Mayor: Plant symbolizes model of greener growth

Appliance makers investing in R&D to stay competitive

Zhanjiang's major household appliance manufacturers are investing heavily to develop technologies and products that will keep them competitive on a global scale.

Marine fest hosted by seaside city

Zhanjiang is on track to transform from a base of traditional agriculture into a modern city embracing marine civilization, said Zhanjiang Party chief Liu Xiaohua at a recent cultural festival.

Nation's 'prawn capital' holding its lead in industry

Small prawns will grow into a big industry in the coastal city of Zhanjiang, according to the local government.

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More tourists driving themselves

With rates of automobile ownership on the rise nationwide, more and more Chinese people are choosing to drive themselves when on vacation.

Liuzhou hosts vehicle exhibition

The third China-ASEAN (Liuzhou) Automobiles, Construction Equipments, Components and Parts Expo recently closed in Liuzhou in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region.

Panda envoys build ties with Scotland

Jaguar Land Rover funds symposium about preservation

New FAW-Volkswagen plant marks next step in expansion

FAW-Volkswagen, the first foreign joint venture in China's automotive industry, reinforced its leadership by opening a new world-class manufacturing plant in South China recently.

Capital skies hazy over holiday despite fewer cars

Though far fewer vehicles were on the roads during the National Day vacation in Beijing, the city was still blanketed by dense smog on some days, prompting many to doubt the conventional wisdom that the capital's pollution mainly comes from cars.