Item from Oct 10, 1998, in China Daily: Most cities in South China saw good air quality last week. In northern China, air quality worsened due to overcast and windless conditions. Zhengzhou, Henan province, was the most polluted city last week.
As one of 2,287 delegates to the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Xu Chuan said on Monday the issues he cares most about all are related to education in the next five years.
The media center for the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China will launch its official website and WeChat account on Wednesday to assist domestic and overseas media and individuals.
I studied Spanish at the university and worked in South American countries for a long time. I've felt a lot that Chinese workers are being more respected overseas after our country's economy has achieved great progress in recent years. I am proud of China and more confident because I know the one standing behind me is the stronger motherland.
Perched in the 46-meter-high mostly glass cab, Zhang Yan, a tower crane operator, uses cables and his judgment to hoist multi-ton containers from cargo ships, and then stack them up on the ground carefully and firmly.
Liu Jinwen, a retired primary school teacher now living in Beijing's Sijiqing Nursing Home, never expected she would have a visit from the Chinese president. But she did, and it changed her life.
I thought nursing homes were always filled with elders with gray-white hair and wrinkled faces who walk with a stagger and wear plain clothes with no bright colors. But my mind changed after I arrived at Sijiqing Nursing Home in Beijing's Haidian district.
With a record-high number of trips made during the past eight days, the National Day holiday, one of the most important times of a year in China, has inspired big changes in the way people travel.
Despite tighter global cash liquidity, China's monetary authority feels more confident in its decision to fine-tune rules making it easier for some commercial banks to lend to small businesses and rural borrowers, thanks in part to strong expectations for the economy, a senior central bank official told China Daily in an exclusive interview.
The World Solar Challenge began on Sunday with 42 cars crossing Australia's tropical north to its southern shores, a grueling 3,000-kilometer race through the outback.
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