Tech giant Apple argued in a Beijing court on Wednesday that its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus mobile designs do not copy a Chinese product and should be allowed to be sold on the Chinese mainland.
Some trucks in Shanghai are, for the first time in the country, fueling up on recycled cooking oil, commonly known as "gutter oil", as part of efforts to promote environmental sustainability and keep the inferior oil out of kitchens.
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People should not overreact to the fall in ranking of Chinese students in the 2015 Program for International Student Assessment; they should focus on what the test results indicate about the education system in China, experts said.
China has been gaining international recognition for its scientific research thanks to significant government investment, though authorities seem not as generous in promoting science to the general public.
The traditional Chinese medicine industry is facing a dilemma: Should it replace tiger bones and rhino horns used in its medicine to please animal-rights activists at the cost of reducing potential healing effects?
An associate professor of chemistry and three others stood trial on Monday at Wuhan Intermediate People's Court in Hubei province on a charge of manufacturing and smuggling strictly-controlled psychotropic drugs.
The People's Liberation Army will soon have an unusually shaped drone, which is expected to strengthen the Chinese military's aerial reconnaissance capabilities.
Beijing this month introduced a registration system for express-delivery tricycles by standardizing the appearance of such vehicles and issuing safety instruction cards to couriers, officials said.
Archaeologists recently found a State-level venue used by ancient emperors to partake in sacrificial offerings.
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