An experimental "golden share" arrangement will play a crucial role in the next stage of the reform of State-owned enterprises, according to informed sources in Beijing.
More than 20,000 people from across Tibet gathered under a blue sky and scorching sun on Tuesday during a grand ceremony to mark the 50th anniversary of the autonomous region's founding.
Troop cuts announced by President Xi Jinping will further strengthen the People's Liberation Army's combat capability and pave the way for growth of the Navy and Air Force, according to observers.
A journey of a thousand miles, or 10,000, starts with a single step - often, a visa.
Item from Sept 9, 1990, in China Daily: Lianyungang, a port city in East China considered the "Asian Rotterdam," is speeding up preparations for the opening of the new Eurasian Continental Bridge.
Chinese mainland airline passengers faced an average flight delay of 109 minutes last month, according to an industry report.
Four inmates were released on Tuesday under a special amnesty granted by China's top legislature.
People in long lines waited to enter the Hall of Martial Valor in Beijing's Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, on Tuesday. But that was to be expected.
Unopposed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe retained his seat as president of the Liberal Democratic Party on Tuesday, with his only potential rival, senior LDP lawmaker Seiko Noda, failing to elicit enough support to challenge him.
The sharper-than-expected contraction of China's foreign trade in August underscored the weakness of the Chinese economy and increased pressure on policymakers to take more growth-spurring measures, economists said on Tuesday.
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