I returned to Beijing the other day from two weeks back home in the United States.
Item from Nov 24, 1987, in China Daily: Acupuncturists throughout the world were urged yesterday to push the practice of traditional acupuncture and moxibustion (a form of heat therapy in which dried plant materials called "moxa" are burned on or very near the skin).
China's young, skilled generation carries with it the huge responsibility of shouldering the country's economic transition, which lies in fully implementing an innovation-driven development strategy and further boosting mass entrepreneurship, Premier Li Keqiang said.
China and ASEAN member states proposed an initiative to enhance media cooperation for a closer community of shared future at a meeting of information officials on Wednesday.
A delegation of central government officials provided information on Thursday about the fundamentals of the recent national congress of China's ruling party, offering Hong Kong a clearer look at the country's future road map.
Police and education authorities in Beijing are probing a child abuse case at the Xintiandi branch of RYB Education Kindergarten, a well-known chain of preschools.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi has used the Chinese saying "commitments must be honored" in urging Seoul to make sustained efforts to tackle the issue of deployment of a US anti-missile system in the Republic of Korea.
Internet giants Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent joined forces this week to combat online trading in wildlife parts, an illicit practice that continues on e-commerce and social media platforms.
The Bataan Death March is well known in the United States, but what happened to those who survived it is not.
China will step up protection of property rights to provide sustained impetus for economic development, according to a decision made at the State Council executive meeting chaired by Premier Li Keqiang on Wednesday.
Beijing reaffirmed its opposition to "long-arm jurisdiction" after Washington imposed sanctions on Tuesday against three Chinese companies and a Chinese individual for engaging in trade with Pyongyang.
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