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Deepest rail station coming to Badaling

The Badaling section of the Great Wall will soon offer another unique attraction - the world's deepest and largest high-speed railway station.

Galaxy Note 7 banned in office

A government department in Chengdu, Sichuan province, banned its employees from using Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones in the office, following moves by domestic airlines and national civil aviation authorities to ban the use of the phone model on airplanes.

Expert: China needs a safety makeover

China should pay special attention to ensuring the safety of healthcare workers and rural migrants, since they are exposed to significant safety and health risks that are not comprehensively governed, a senior officer of the International Labor Organization said.

Treasure hunters taken in by rumor of buried jade

Through the centuries, leftover jade was discarded and buried in Tengchong, a city boasting 600 years of history in the jade industry.

Things to know for National Day holiday

10 railway stations that are expected to be busiest during the National Day holiday Oct 1-7:

China, India to enhance efforts against terrorism

China and India will enhance law enforcement cooperation to fight cross-border terrorist attacks amid increasing threats to the region, according to the Ministry of Public Security.

Big money sought to connect Asia-Pacific

Joint efforts are needed by Asia-Pacific countries to create innovative financing mechanisms to develop infrastructure, according to an official at a connectivity symposium in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province, on Tuesday.

Final section of bridge to Hong Kong, Macao completed

Installation of the final 35-metric-ton piece of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge - an expansion joint - was completed on Tuesday, marking the start of the next phase of the gigantic bridge project.

Trade initiative is 'direction of future'

Expert: Belt and Road strategy will be applauded years from now as visionary

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Visitors return to old nuclear facility

A former underground nuclear base in Southwest China's Chongqing municipality reopened to visitors this week following a year of renovation work.