Editor's note: In the run-up to the 19th Communist Party of China National Congress, China Daily will cover a series of key projects and advanced equipment of national importance, showcasing the country's huge improvement and relentless efforts in manufacturing upgrade and innovation.
By coproducing blockbusters, filmmakers from abroad hope to enter the Chinese market, the world's second largest
China's high-profile campaign to bring back corporate fugitives from abroad is reverberating around the globe.
Item from June 5, 1995, in China Daily: Beijing plans to build 219 parking lots by 2010, which still won't be enough to accommodate the city's burgeoning number of cars, the Beijing Planning and Design Institute said. ...
Premier Li Keqiang wrapped up his three-day trip to Europe on Saturday, reaffirming Beijing's commitment to developing stable China-EU ties amid the growing global uncertainties.
Eighteen-year-olds in Shanghai and neighboring Zhejiang province who are taking this year's gaokao will have the task half finished even before the highly competitive college entrance exam begins this week.
The People's Bank of China will put more regulations in place on financial systems and institutional arrangements to guarantee financial safety, its deputy governor said at a forum over the weekend.
Two senior Chinese and Japanese military officials met in Singapore on Sunday, People's Liberation Army's delegation to the Shangri-La Dialogue said in a news release.
President Xi Jinping's upcoming trip to Kazakhstan, beginning on Wednesday, is expected to bring more outcomes of cooperation on jointly building the China-proposed Belt and Road, analysts said.
Premier Li Keqiang urged the European Union on Friday to fulfill the promise made in Article 15 of the protocol on China's accession to the World Trade Organization and properly handle frictions.
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