Item from Oct 28, 1983, in China Daily: Victory salute ... the Chinese men's gymnastics team acknowledge the cheers of the audience at the World Gymnastics Championships in Budapest, Hungary. And the team had good reason to celebrate - by taking the gold medal they had deposed the Soviet Union as men's team champions.
A woman in Changzhou, Jiangsu province, recently created a furor by breastfeeding her baby on the bus.
Close on the heels of President Xi Jinping's high-profile state visit to the United Kingdom - self-proclaimed as China's "best friend in the West" - will be visits by the leaders of Germany and France in quick succession, marking the highest-level interaction with the three biggest economies in Europe.
A rare piece of the skull of Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, has been permanently enshrined in a temple on Niushou Mountain in Nanjing seven years after the relic was discovered in the city.
China is willing to work with the international community to reach a new agreement on climate change during the United Nations conference in Paris in December, Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday.
A lot of Chinese people who think they can't live without processed meat, including ham and hot dogs, may be saddened by the report released on Monday by the World Health Organization saying that processed meat contributes to cancer.
A summit between government leaders from China, the Republic of Korea and Japan will be held in Seoul on Sunday-the latest sign of thawing ties between Beijing and Tokyo.
Maintaining the economic growth rate is widely believed to top a list of 10 major tasks in China's new development blueprint.
Eating sausages, ham and other processed meats causes colon cancer, and red meat probably does too, an arm of the World Health Organization said on Monday.
China's copyright regulator has strengthened law enforcement to combat piracy in cloud storage services.
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