Item from May 18, 1985, in China Daily: A Chinese expedition comprised entirely of Tibetans has reached the summit of the world's sixth-highest mountain - Cho Oyu on the China-Nepal border - from the northern side. On their return, the mountaineers were greeted by colleagues at their base camp.
The Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation reached its goals, with participants having achieved a "sense of gain" and finding the trip to Beijing rewarding, State Councilor Yang Jiechi said on Wednesday.
An exhibition in London is bringing a taste of the beauty and history of China's ancient Silk Road to the United Kingdom.
WannaCry, a strain of Windows ransomware that posed severe security threats to China's universities and energy corporations, is under control as the number of computers under attack dropped significantly, China's top cybersecurity emergency response center said.
China urged Japan on Wednesday "not to send wrong messages" to Taiwan and create new interference with China-Japan ties.
The Belt and Road Initiative can become an "experimental field" for China and Japan to achieve mutually beneficial cooperation and common development, President Xi Jinping said on Tuesday at a meeting in Beijing with a representative of the Japanese government.
US President Donald Trump's arrival in the White House and Brexit in the United Kingdom have not lessened the appeal of these countries among Chinese students choosing an overseas education destination, according to a new report.
China will continue helping Myanmar achieve peace, President Xi Jinping told Myanmar's State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi on Tuesday as the neighboring nation's peace efforts are gaining momentum.
NEW YORK - A Picasso portrait of his mistress Dora Maar, called Femme Assise, Robe Bleue (Seated Woman in Blue Dress), painted on the Spanish master's 58th birthday, sold for $45 million at Christie's art sale on Monday, kicking off a week of high-profile auctions expected to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars.
Chinese mainland and Hong Kong regulators on Tuesday gave the green light to a long-anticipated cross-border trading link that makes the mainland's $9.5 trillion bond market more accessible to overseas investors.
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