The Chinese Academy of Sciences remains the world's top academic institution, and China held onto the second spot for the quality of research output in the latest Nature Index tables, which have been published annually since 2014.
A new type of subway train, which is expected to run between downtown Beijing and the Daxing international airport that is under construction south of the city, will offer passengers a unique experience thanks to cutting-edge technology and design.
Construction of the National Bank for Tropical Plant Germplasm Resources has been approved in Hainan by the central authorities as part of a national sharing service platform for science and technology resources, according to officials with the Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences.
Working at over 4,000 meters above sea level, botanist Xue Jingqi and his colleagues felt their heads throbbing with altitude sickness.
Fitness experts often advise against working out close to bedtime because of the belief that late-night exercise can hinder people's ability to nod off and may also result in poor-quality sleep.
Before I started interviewing people who visit the gym at midnight, the notion that someone with a daytime job would prefer to exercise late at night seemed unreal and farfetched.
China's second winner of an international skills challenge in fashion technology, 22-year-old Tan Huiwen wants to become a fashion designer now that he has graduated from vocational college.
Editor's note: This is the fourth in a series of stories focusing on the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, looking at developments in the environment, the economy and the cultural and business sectors, and poverty alleviation measures.
Chao Dairong, deputy director of the Yecheng county agriculture and rural affairs bureau, Kashgar, Xinjiang.
A course teaching senior citizens phrases from English dialogue in films and television series is proving to be a hit at Harbin University for Seniors in Northeast China's Heilongjiang province.
At around 7 am, trucks loaded with several metric tons of chicken bones, heads and intestines arrived at a waste disposal plant and dumped the nonedible chicken parts into an underground container through a small hole.
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