China is willing to share its achievements in scientific innovation with other countries to improve the world economy and address international challenges, Vice-Premier Liu Yandong said in London on Wednesday.
China will not close its door to the world, and will only become increasingly open, with its business environment becoming more open, transparent and regulated, President Xi Jinping said.
A new bullet train service linking Xi'an and Chengdu went into operation on Wednesday, reducing travel time between the two historic cities by almost two-thirds.
China's Saihanba Afforestation Community was presented the top United Nations environment honor, the Champions of the Earth award, in Nairobi, Kenya, on Tuesday.
China expressed concern on Wednesday about a possible worsening of regional tensions if US President Donald Trump carries out his reported intention of recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and moves the US embassy.
Republic of Korea President Moon Jae-in will make a four-day visit to China next week, a trip experts said bodes well for the nations jointly addressing the tense situation on the Korean Peninsula in a peaceful way.
As a foreigner living long-term in China I have often faced the question: "You've seen tremendous changes during your time here. Which one impresses you most?" I was always at a loss to answer before I left Beijing, after living here for 12 years, in 2013. Yet one thing has hit me in the face since I returned a month ago: the Beijing subway.
Item from Dec 7, 1996, in China Daily: Application procedures for personal exit permits will become simpler in Beijing beginning this month, a police official announced.
China will further integrate government information systems and enable more information to be disclosed on how public resources are distributed, according to a decision made at the State Council executive meeting chaired by Premier Li Keqiang on Wednesday.
US lawmakers are welcome to visit Tibet to better understand the autonomous region of China, a senior Chinese legislator from Tibet said in Washington on Tuesday.
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