When Alimjan Halik recently landed in Bijie, in Southwest China's Guizhou province, he felt he was returning home.
At Yinta Mosque in China's Muslim heartland, Tian Xinghong teaches other Muslim women scriptures from the Quran every morning from 6:30 to 9:30.
As the Chinese economy weakens, a number of high-profile economists and investment gurus have rung alarm bells - and concerns have worsened following the World Bank's move to trim its China growth forecasts on Monday.
The just-concluded weeklong National Day holiday proved once again to be a tourism feast for vacationing Chinese, but many expressed anger at the considerable rise in entry fees to many domestic scenic spots and questioned the legitimacy of such price hikes, which has raised concerns about the sustainability of the country's booming but fledging tourism sector.
During the recent National Holiday week, the concert hall of Tianjin Grand Theater was packed every evening for the Russian opera War and Peace, based on Leo Tolstoy's novel. Some of the audience even drove the 120 kilometers from Beijing.
Looking at the turmoil and heated rhetoric that have embroiled Hong Kong in recent days, it is easy to lose sight of the fact that Hong Kong is the envy of economies around the world.
The challenges of China's ongoing economic transformation provide the German economy with the prospect of opportunities, German Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Sigmund Gabriel said.
Peter Anders, the director of the nonprofit Goethe-Institut China, said the cultural difference between China and Germany lies in how they perceive the concept "more".
Li Keqiang's story with Germany goes back much further than his 19 months as premier.
January 2007,Li, then Party chief of Liaoning province, meets Norbert Reithofer, chairman of BMW Group, telling him that he will visit the company if he goes to Germany.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel personally picked ingredients from a Chinese market and learned to cook kung pao chicken, a popular Chinese dish, during her visit to China in July.
People who offer money to network service providers or posters of information to have material deleted will be subject to penalties, under a guideline issued by the Supreme People's Court on Thursday.
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