Item from Aug 17, 1999, in China Daily: China's largest airport expansion project, the new terminal building (T2) in Beijing, is designed to handle 35 million passengers by the year 2005, and allow 190,000 flights to arrive and depart from the airport annually.
Vice-Premier Wang Yang and Nepali Deputy Prime Minister Bijay Kumar Gachhadar agreed on Tuesday to make joint efforts to further advance pragmatic cooperation between the two countries.
China demonstrated many of its domestically developed tanks and other land-based weapons in an arms show before hundreds of foreign military officers in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region on Wednesday.
China's top court has ruled that the two leading brands of herbal tea may both use the exact same packaging, as long as they do not harm each other's interests.
Top Chinese and US military officials agreed to further develop military relations and exchanges amid growing tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
China urged Japan to "face up to and deeply reflect upon its history of aggression" after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sent a monetary offering to the notorious Yasukuni Shrine on the 72nd anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War II.
China voiced "grave concern" over US President Donald Trump's order for a study of whether an investigation into China's intellectual property policies and practices was warranted.
President Xi Jinping has encouraged college students to get to know their country and achieve their true value as the nation comes "closer than ever" to its goal of rejuvenation.
A SpaceX capsule rocketed to the International Space Station on Monday, carrying tons of science research, plus ice cream.
Do you remember the town in the movie The Truman Show? In reality, it's the small, planned town of Seaside, Florida. It's representative of a movement among architects and city planners called "new urbanism".
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