The dramatic story of how Chinese guerillas rescued Donald Kerr, a young US pilot shot down over wartime Hong Kong, will soon be released as a movie. Zhao Xu met with Kerr's son to hear about his father's dangerous journey home.
Hong Kong's economy will suffer if opposition lawmakers fail to support the government's constitutional reform proposal, tycoon Li Ka-shing warned on Wednesday.
Provinces and cities are using a variety of new measures, including drones, to prevent cheating as one of the most important exams in China - the annual gaokao, or national college entrance exam - approaches.
China will make more innovative efforts to push forward guidelines on ecological development, and offer more specifics in the nation's upcoming five-year plan, an economic think tank said on Wednesday.
Personal attacks and malicious postings are an increasing problem on social media, and steps should be taken to provide a safer cyberenvironment, experts said at a seminar in Beijing on Tuesday.
President and Chairman of the Central Military Commission Xi Jinping's vision for the educating of servicemen has been published, the military authority said on Wednesday.
At about 10 pm at a drugstore in Tokyo's wealthy Akihabara district, two Japanese cashiers surnamed Nakayama and Mori were busy closing out their cash registers along with their Chinese colleague, a woman surnamed Xie.
Although he has been retired for more than two decades, 88-year-old academician Wang Wenxing has not stopped nurturing talent in environmental protection and promoting research of air pollution sources.
Senior diplomats from China, Japan and South Korea have voiced optimism about the expanding number of visits made among the three nations at a time when the three governments are resuming a number of ministerial-level trilateral dialogues.
China faces a growing threat from terrorism, especially from extremists who have participated in the Syrian conflict but have now returned and are planning domestic attacks, according to an official from the Department of Counterterrorism at the Public Security Ministry.
The life of 32-year-old Zheng Jianwei is beyond the imagination of most visually impaired people in China.
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