Seventy years ago, in the early days of the People's Liberation Army Navy, the service used small, antiquated gunboats and even wooden boats that were ineffective in combat.
The number of intellectual property rights cases handled by Chinese courts increased significantly in 2018, showing that the country is increasingly aware of its importance in pursuing high-quality economic development, the Supreme People's Court said on Monday in a white paper.
Intellectual property disputes in science and technology have been on the rise in Shanghai as the city strives to transform itself into a global hub for science and technology, the Shanghai High People's Court said on Monday in its 2018 White Paper on Intellectual Property Trials.
Major travel agencies and airlines in China are allowing clients with travel plans to Sri Lanka to postpone or cancel their trips in the wake of a series of blasts on Sunday that killed at least 290 people and injured more than 500.
Because of a decrease in domestic pork supplies following African swine fever outbreaks, China will see its pork imports rise rapidly to historical highs over the next two years, according to a report released on Saturday.
GUANGZHOU - Every year, about 5,000 people with potentially deadly head and neck cancer come to Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center, the world's busiest medical facility treating the disease.
April 23 marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Liberation Army Navy. Initially a small unit based in Baimamiao, a township in coastal Jiangsu province, the force has become a pillar of China's national defense and plays an indispensible role in the global effort to safeguard peace, stability and prosperity on the world's oceans.
In May 2002, vessels from the People's Liberation Army Navy embarked on the force's first round-the-world voyage, opening a new chapter in its global outreach and cooperation.
For more than a month, Tong Fangping has spent half of his work at a tree seedling base of the Hunan Academy of Forestry.
When Shao Munan was a senior high school student, she dreamed of joining the Air Force and becoming a pilot. The aspiration, however, was frustrated by her being a student of arts. The Air Force preferred students with a science background for their pilot courses rather than a liberal arts student like Shao.
Jaguar Land Rover is planning to make the most of the low ebb in the Chinese market by improving its overall competitiveness and thus preparing itself for more sustainable development in the country, according to senior executives at the British premium carmaker.
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