Beijing will welcome a record number of reporters for the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings starting this week.
The most important effect that APEC brings to me is the blue sky. Many industries have been stopped temporarily, and the capital will start the restriction of private vehicles.
Dust pollution is still a big threat to Beijing's air quality as 16 concrete mixing plants and construction sites were still working on Monday despite the ban by the capital's government during the APEC meetings, the city's environmental protection bureau said on Monday.
China has successfully tested a nationally developed laser defense system that targets low-flying small drones.
China's national civil aviation authority said the country will need to train about half a million civilian pilots by 2035, giving hope to wannabe fliers chasing dreams of landing lucrative jobs at new air service operators.
Lei Chunian, who became an unlikely hero at age 15 because of the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008, stood trial at Chengdu High-Tech Zone Court in Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, on Monday.
A highway was opened in Yunnan province on Monday, linking the home of the country's smallest ethnic group to the outside world.
If you've three months and a few thousand yuan to spare, you can study for a certificate from a hotpot academy and become a master in the cuisine.
During a recent business trip to Xiamen, Cai Zhenzhen cringed at the thought of visiting Gulangyu Island, a tourist magnet near the city.
Gulangyu Island, just off the coast of Xiamen in Fujian province, and nine other Chinese cultural relic sites are competing to be China's candidate for the World Heritage Site list in 2016.
In the first few days after arriving back from Guinea a month ago, Yang Peng would greet others with his fist rather than shaking hands.
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