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Goings On

Skilled bow-maker preserves traditions and helps disabled

[2014-09-24 07:23]

Bows handmade by local craftsman Osung Dorje were welcomed by athletes at the third biennial Five Colorful Holy Arrows International Ethnic Archery Invitational Tournament in Jainca county in Qinghai province.

ip scene

[2014-09-24 07:23]

Beijing

Mobile gadgets play a growing role in business travel market

[2014-09-19 10:41]

Smartphones and tablets are expected to become the most important hotel-booking tool for business travelers in the next three years, according to industry insiders.

Singapore's belief in Tianjin

[2014-09-19 10:41]

Singapore signed 22 projects worth S$850 million ($672.7 million) with Tianjin in the first eight months this year, and the little Southeast Asian nation is now the municipality's fifth largest foreign investor.

Hotel roundup

[2014-09-19 10:41]

Yu Jing has been appointed director of sales and marketing at the InterContinental Shanghai Ruijin Hotel.

Heilongjiang's farms turn to 'green'

[2014-09-16 09:10]

Faced with slack petroleum and coal industries, the Heilongjiang government has adjusted emphasis to support the rising green food industry.

Harbin's agri-products going global

[2014-09-16 09:10]

More Chinese cities as well as countries and regions overseas can enjoy green and organic food produced in Harbin due to efforts by the city government to build a large modern food storage and distribution system.

Nature's bounty from province's vast forests

[2014-09-16 09:10]

Northeast China's Heilongjiang province is renowned for its massive forest coverage - one third of the nation's total - and an abundance of other natural resources.

Capital's museums preserve China's past

[2014-09-15 09:33]

Beijing, as one of the four ancient capitals of China, has a history of more than 3,000 years. In the past 30 years, the city has developed with astonishing speed and has left much of its history behind.

Four unique destinations for visitors

[2014-09-15 09:33]

If you are tired of the usual museums in Beijing, then here are some alternatives with specific themes and unique exhibitions that might interest you.

Public collection of ancient classic books opens its door

[2014-09-15 09:33]

Surrounded by shelves and shelves of books, it is hard to tell if you are in a library or museum when you step into the National Museum of Classic Books, which was just opened in Beijing.