Waste classification and recycling has been difficult to promote in China, and there are few examples of success. A trial program in a mountain village populated almost entirely by empty nesters, however, is a bright spot.
A discovery made by British and Chinese researchers has taken scientists one step closer to the generation of clean energy by using sunlight to split water molecules, just as plants do through photosynthesis.
An-Ting Chang assembled an all-Asian lineup for a night of stand-up comedy in London over the weekend for one simple reason.
Professor Wang Wentao hurried to the Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture Hospital in Sichuan province last week to be the leading surgeon operating on a Tibetan teenager suffering from a tapeworm infection.
China's top environmental authority has called for an update to the country's laws and regulations on the conservation of natural reserves after an intensive law enforcement effort uncovered lingering environmental violations in protected areas.
An oil palm plantation operated by the Chinese Julong Group in Indonesia's West Kalimantan province has brought more income to workers.
The taproom at Wibby's Brewery north of Denver was filled with the happy chatter of more than 100 locals on Saturday afternoon, while outside, in the bright Colorado sunshine, musicians were playing to another crowd.
China will make greater efforts to improve living environments in rural areas to reduce the gap with urban areas as it carries out its rural rejuvenation strategy, a top agricultural official said on Saturday.
"Good evening, everyone. It's a great pleasure for me to join you here to enjoy this traditional Chinese cultural feast," Charlie Hoffs, a Stanford University freshman, said in fluent Chinese when speaking at a Confucius Institute Day celebration here this weekend.
Up to 20,000 Beijing's street chiefs will be on duty by the end of September as part of an effort to improve the management of the city, municipal authorities said.
State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that China does not seek hegemony and will not seek to replace US leadership in the world.
Shandong province, the home of Confucius (551-479 BC), is actively promoting the work of founding a university named after the Chinese sage, in a bid to develop the province into a research and study center of Confucianism with global appeal, the top provincial official said on Saturday in Jinan, the capital.
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