SINGAPORE: China is willing to work with other participants at the UN-sponsored climate change summit to be held in Copenhagen next month to reach a "fair and reasonable" outcome, Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi said yesterday.
Taxi passengers will have an extra 1 yuan added to their fares within days after the city's fuel price hit its highest level in years.
Private and foreign-funded gasoline stations are challenging State-owned stations with discounted rates after the national cost of fuel hit a record high on Tuesday.
Beijing's weekly paper, The First, may sack some staff following integration with a daily newspaper, a reporter said yesterday.
A total of 113 foreigners have been awarded scholarships worth 85,800 yuan ($12,580) to become Chinese language teachers.
Beijing's most famous and largest artist community will be developed into a colossal cultural and creative industry base, the municipal government said.
McDonald's has cut its prices for the second time this year, and may prompt other fast food chains to lower their prices, analysts say.
The Love Supermarket in Xizhimen held a blind-date party last night to celebrate Singles' Day in China.
The notion that American English is superior to British English, or vice versa, seems senseless. How can one slight variation of the same language be superior to another?
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