KUNMING - There is a knife hanging on the wall of Zhe Sao's home. It used to be a hunting tool passed down by his ancestors, but now it has become a decoration reminding him of hard times in the past.
An invasive pest that has been spreading across China and poses a major threat to agriculture, originated in Florida in the United States, a discovery scientists hope will help bring it under control.
Editor's note: This is the ninth story in a series about the Tibet autonomous region, focusing on the area's history, poverty alleviation measures, healthcare, and the cultural and business sectors.
Last month, I was assigned to Kongpo'gyada county, Tibet autonomous region, on a two-day medical assistance program. It was the first time I had traveled to Tibet as a volunteer doctor, but it was easy to identify the most common illnesses just by observing people.
Once someone makes the decision to own a pet, they understand that it will die someday. However, how many owners are genuinely prepared to accept that their pet's life clock is ticking down to the last few minutes?
In 1996, Dolly the Sheep became the world's first large cloned mammal. However, she was a latecomer, as tadpoles were cloned back in 1952 and mice in 1986.
Cabinet pledges expansion of cross-border e-commerce pilot zones and support for exports and imports
Several ministry-level departments, including those responsible for urban-rural development, transport and health, have responded recently to issues of public concern.
The Belt and Road Initiative is unleashing the Tibet autonomous region's potential as a "golden gateway" shared with South Asia, according to Nepalese experts who attended the 2019 Forum on the Development of Tibet, which concluded on Saturday.
The first phase of a new subway line connecting downtown Beijing to the new international airport under construction south of the city saw its first test run on Saturday, indicating that preparations for the opening of Beijing Daxing International Airport in September are in full swing, according to local officials.
CHENGDU - A giant panda that fell sick and was rescued by villagers returned to the wild on Saturday after 10 weeks of treatment.
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