Tributes paid in Beijing and Fujian province to scores killed in Taiwan PENG YINING
A refreshing break for Spring Festival has taken on a new meaning as heavy smog in some areas has contributed to an increasing number of journeys being booked by those seeking cleaner air and water.
News that elusive gravitational waves - tiny ripples in the fabric of space-time caused by violent astronomical events - have been observed for the first time has been hailed in China.
The male patient who is China's first case of the Zika virus is recovering, according to Jiangxi province's Health and Family Planning Commission.
Of all 12 zodiac animals, the monkey, while not enjoying the exalted status of the dragon or the tiger, is widely acknowledged to be closest to us humans.
Spring Festival traditionally is the most important time of the year for family reunions, but as China has become prosperous, an increasing number of wealthy Chinese are traveling abroad, bringing big business to global retailers.
China will continue its financial reform and will not seek to boost its economy through currency depreciation, Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday.
Chinese soccer clubs are outspending even Europe's richest clubs to prove that the country is now a genuine power in attracting the world's best players.
With no savings and no girlfriend, Tang Shijie said going back to his hometown in Hunan during Spring Festival put a lot of pressure on him.
Beijing will build more subway lines this year, as well as roads exclusively for public buses and lanes just for bicycles, providing lower emission means for transportation, local officials said on Friday.
More than 120 people have been held responsible for the massive explosions in Tianjin in August that killed 165 and devastated the port area, according to an investigation report released on Friday.
The traditional art of the Chinese lion dance is nowhere near perishing in Muslim-majority Malaysia.
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