With post-Games venue use and regional development at its core, the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics' legacy plan is expected to bring benefits to both locals and the country's winter sports sector for decades to come.
Beijing and Teheran agreed on Tuesday to continue to strengthen communication and coordination on the Iran nuclear issue.
Beijing on Tuesday again urged relevant parties to understand China's National Intelligence Law in a comprehensive and accurate manner instead of a one-sided interpretation that is out of context.
China's central bank will further improve its policy on perpetual bonds, with the first issued by a commercial bank last month to supplement capital and the banking sector's capability to support the real economy, bank Vice-Governor Pan Gongsheng said on Tuesday.
The country's top medical insurance regulator plans more talks with pharmaceutical companies to lower the prices of cancer drugs, following negotiations last year that are thought to have benefited a large number of patients.
The much-anticipated development plan outline for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area was unveiled on Monday, aiming to turn the 11-city cluster into a globally influential international innovation and technology hub and an important support pillar for the Belt and Road Initiative.
When night falls, do things at Beijing's Palace Museum come alive like in the museum depicted in Hollywood's Night at the Museum movies?
Tradition can bring social stress, lawsuits and other trouble
The United Kingdom's reported conclusion that any alleged risk from using Huawei equipment is manageable is expected to help the Chinese company secure more votes of confidence from European countries, dealing a blow to US efforts to discourage its allies from using the company's products in 5G telecom networks, experts said on Monday.
The Belt and Road Initiative is expected to strengthen connectivity, boost economies and raise people's living standards in countries and regions that are involved in the initiative, analysts from different countries said.
Chen Cuilan, a white collar worker in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province, spent 8,000 yuan ($1,180) in crisp notes she withdrew from a bank near her home before Spring Festival on giving hongbao, or "red envelopes".
More measures should be employed to encourage couples to give birth to a second child, while existing family planning policy should be further relaxed, population experts suggested amid expectations of further declines in the number of births in China.
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