Item from May 5, 1991, in China Daily: China's red wine industry is facing slumping sales, declining production and diminishing vineyards.
Asia has a great demand for infrastructure funding, and both the Asian Development Bank and the new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank can cooperate with each other to provide that capital, ADB President Takehiko Nakao said on Thursday.
Japan should properly tackle important matters with China, such as historical issues and the Taiwan question, China's top political adviser said on Thursday.
The upcoming Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation is a major world event that will send a strong message to the international community that "globalization is irreversible", Wu Hongbo, the UN undersecretary-general for economic and social affairs, said on Wednesday.
China expressed its strong dissatisfaction and resolute opposition to a hearing held by a United States congressional commission about Hong Kong, rebuking it as "overt interference" in China's internal affairs.
President Xi Jinping called for more efforts to promote the rule of law and the development of high-quality legal talent during a visit to the China University of Political Science and Law on Wednesday.
Terry Branstad, the nominee for US ambassador to China, said he hopes to use his relationships with President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump to positively influence US-China relations.
China would like ASEAN to play a positive role in maintaining regional peace and stability, President Xi Jinping told Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte while discussing the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue over the phone on Wednesday.
China has created the world's first photon quantum computer, which is expected by 2020 to work at speeds that eclipse the most powerful supercomputer, scientists said.
Four years ago, an outdated Gwadar was in decline. But Chinese companies and cash have changed things. Zhang Yunbi reports from Islamabad, Pakistan, with Chen Yingqun in Beijing.
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