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From powerhouse to poor relation

[2015-08-13 07:52]

During the last century, the northeast was one of the first regions in China to embrace industrialization.

Road over water to be truck-free zone

[2015-08-12 07:44]

A stretch of road 4.4 kilometers long and running above the Three Gorges Reservoir area opened on Sunday, with the management authority pledging strict restrictions on vehicles in a bid to prevent the water becoming polluted.

Chinese star ends basketball career

[2015-08-12 07:44]

Mengke Bateer, the first Chinese player on an NBA championship-winning team, is retiring from basketball.

Homebuyers demand refunds for delay

[2015-08-12 07:44]

The biggest urban apartment complex project in Xi'an, with a projected cost 11 billion yuan ($1.74 billion), has stopped selling homes after a two-year construction delay.

Rainfall and hot weather blamed as algae hits major lakes

[2015-08-12 07:44]

Continuous rainfall and relatively high temperatures are the main reason behind recent reports of blue-green algae in some major lakes in eastern China, according to experts.

IN BRIEF (Page 4)

[2015-08-12 07:44]

The first in a series of 31 confessions of Japanese war criminals from World War II was published online on Tuesday by the State Archives Administration.

Scars spur battle over Okinawa's 'war relics'

[2015-08-12 07:44]

A simple tent sits by the seashore in the Henoko district of Okinawa's Nago city. Nearby is the area in the city of Ginowan that has been designated as the new base for US Marine Corps Air Station Futenma.

A dwindling band of brothers

[2015-08-12 07:44]

Liu Yuedong wears three bullet scars - one each in his back, waist and leg - like badges of honor, and his memories of the intense battles he fought in against the Japanese army are as fresh today as when he saw action more than 70 years ago.

New appraisal standards to gauge environmental harm

[2015-08-11 07:57]

China is reforming the way compensation is determined for environmental damage as legal cases involving pollution are increasing quickly and unified national assessment standards are needed, experts said.

Marauding monkey thieves make human life miserable

[2015-08-11 07:57]

Monkeys have descended from their mountainous habitat to make life a misery for residents in Xuzhou, Jiangsu province.

Action to be taken as HIV cases among students rise

[2015-08-11 07:57]

Health authorities nationwide were told on Monday to improve coordination with their education counterparts and tell schools regularly of HIV infection among their students to better fight increasing cases of the disease.

Amazing China photo contest kicks off

[2015-08-11 07:57]

As part of the China-UK Year of Cultural Exchange, the 2015 Amazing China cellphone photo contest was launched on Monday in Beijing with the aim of promoting mutual understanding by encouraging tourists to discover the beauty of China.

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