The first baby in China, and probably the world, to have received umbilical cord blood to combat a rare genetic defect has recovered well and will leave the hospital soon.
Once hidden along the dusty rural back roads of Wenxian county in Henan province, the village of Chenjiagou, the birthplace of the martial art of tai chi chuan, now stands tall among carefully tended corn and wheat fields.
It would be impossible to tell the story of Chenjiagou and the rise of Chen tai chi without mentioning the "Four Tigers of Chen Village" - the tai chi masters chiefly responsible for taking the family art beyond the village walls in the later part of the 20th century.
Among the many changes that Chenjiagou has seen in recent years, one in particular reflects how the village has embraced modernity: Women now stand alongside men as leaders in the new generation of Chen tai chi masters.
My fourth visit in six years to Chenjiagou included a very special moment.
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will set up an ethics integrity department and encourage employees to reports by stamp out corruption, said Jin Liqun, president-designate of the institution.
Beijing will replace an aging overpass with a new one weighing 1,300 metric tons within 24 hours starting on Friday.
The FC-1 Fierce Dragon, or JF-17 Thunder, a fourth-generation fighter jet co-developed by China and Pakistan, has found a buyer following several years of speculation and promotion.
A high-profile case of a company that accused media outlets of damaging its reputation has ended in a media victory.
China has surpassed the annual target set for its affordable housing program in 2015, data from the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development showed on Tuesday.
The number of women in China eligible to have a second child will jump by more than 90 million when the latest family planning policy is adopted, with half of the additional women falling between 40 and 49 years of age, according to China's top health authority.
Beijing will experience five days of poor air quality partly caused by heating systems being turned on, officials announced on Tuesday.
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