Rarely is a major scientific breakthrough so darn cute.
Beijing called on Thursday for constructive efforts to ease tension on the Korean Peninsula.
China and Azerbaijan signed a memorandum of understanding on Thursday to boost the building of the Silk Road Economic Belt.
The grass is dying. The permafrost is melting.
Item from Dec 11, 1984, in China Daily: Contestants enjoy a waltz as they try to stage their best performance to win a dance contest. ... Such affairs have not been officially encouraged for the last several years.
Many Chinese tourists have expressed safety concerns in the runup to the travel season.
China is not blocking the progress of the climate talks in Paris by not being part of a new coalition, but is striving to play a constructive role in the negotiations' crunch time to produce proposals leading to a successful outcome, a Chinese climate expert said.
China's top transportation and security authorities have announced changes in the rules on getting a driver's license, aiming to cut the red tape for driving training and applying for a license.
The online verification procedure to buy railway tickets has turned the process into an intellectual challenge, meaning that customers must be Internet savvy with fast-clicking fingers, sharp eyes and a quick mind.
Chinese leaders decided on Wednesday in an unprecedented move to introduce binding rules setting limits on officials' power.
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