One of the world's leading authorities in mass spectrometry is manufacturing equipment to assess dangerous emissions. Guo Ying, Quan Xiaoshu and Zhou Qiang report for Xinhua.
People who want to cut down on cholesterol, reduce their carbon footprint or express compassion for animals but seem unable to quit eating meat may have found some answers at a recent exhibition called MeatFest.
Images illustrate the continent's splendor and diversity to celebrate the Conference on Dialogue of Asian Civilizations, which opens in Beijing on Wednesday
If he has been away from home for more than an hour, Wei Fan will immediately go to his bedroom and not leave until he has finished his skin care routine and applied natural makeup.
It wasn't until Spring Festival this year that I downloaded the pioneering short-video app Douyin, a year or so after it swept the country.
The State Council has provided fresh confidence and impetus to the country's integrated circuit and software sectors with its decision to continue preferential corporate tax policies at an executive meeting on Wednesday.
Several ministry-level departments, including those for industry and information technology, healthcare security, and finance, have responded recently to issues of public concern.
Tian Zhiwei was surprised when he saw a spotted seal pup at the port in the harbor city of Tangshan, Hebei province, in February, because the reclusive marine mammal is not usually seen in the area at that time of year.
There is a long tradition of aquarium shows, where captive marine mammals are put on display for audiences across the world. However, experts are voicing concerns about the practice of capturing marine mammals and using them for entertainment, claiming that the performances impose great stress on the animals involved.
Fu Jianguo seems quite busy in the spring when flocks of migratory birds return from the south to the Zhalong National Nature Reserve in Northeast China's Heilongjiang province. However, he asked for a three-day leave to accept a prize awarded by the China Wildlife Conservation Association for his work on protecting rare wild birds.
My first trip to the 2019 International Horticultural Exhibition in Beijing on May 1 was not particularly a pleasant experience. The venue was chock-a-block and it took me almost three hours-moving at snail's pace in a 1.5-kilometer line - to park my car. Let me do the math: two hours to drive to the exhibition, three hours to park the car and five hours to spend at the exhibition - a 50 percent efficiency rate - not enough to appreciate the plants intertwined with the installations at the China Pavilion, play with the tulips at the Dutch Garden and admire the other exhibits; in short, to take in the atmosphere of the exhibition.
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