Leaders of foreign countries and international organizations have sent congratulatory messages to President Xi Jinping to convey their best wishes on the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
It has been 70 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, and Chinese society has witnessed tremendous changes over that period. But one thing that hasn't changed is the daily work of everyone. China has grown from a closed and underdeveloped country to an open and progressive one, with the majority of people now enjoying the fruits of a miraculous achievement in human development. Through a series of images, we are proud to showcase the great strides China has taken over the past seven decades.
There was a surge in given names representing New China and hopes for a prosperous and strong nation, following the founding of the People's Republic of China on Oct 1, 1949.
China's scientific community should study the patriotism, self-sacrifice, modesty and diligence of agriculturalist Yuan Longping and submarine designer Huang Xuhua, along with their endless pursuit of truth to contribute to China and the world, the nation's top science and engineering academies said on Sunday.
Weather in most parts of China during the Oct 1-7 National Day holiday will generally be good and suitable for outdoor activities, the National Meteorological Center said on Sunday.
Chinese policy banks could play a bigger role in launching supportive measures to stabilize the economy in coordination with prudent monetary policy and proactive fiscal measures, according to analysts.
URUMQI - The city of Shihezi is a sprawling green area home to 670,000 people. As September ends and the harvest season arrives, farmers are ready to reap the large cotton fields on its outskirts.
The Belt and Road Journalists Network and its first presidium were founded at the 2019 Belt and Road Journalists Forum in Beijing on Saturday.
Editor's Note: The State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China published on Friday a white paper titled China and the World in the New Era. Following is the full text:
Editor's note: To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, we are publishing a series of stories reflecting on changes and developments in fields such as law, education, transportation and the environment. This is the seventh, and last, in the series.
Many young couples are unwilling to have a second child because of factors such as the high cost of raising a larger family and a lack of child care, professional or familial, according to Yang Wenzhuang, head of population and family affairs at the National Health Commission, citing surveys conducted by the organization.
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