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The vice president of the China Iron & Steel Association (CISA) and the heads of more than 10 Chinese steelmakers wrote a joint letter to Premier Wen on March 11, asking him to take up the issue of rising iron ore import prices at a national level.
A new cold snap began to affect northern China, bringing sleet to heavy snow to regions including Beijing, Jilin, Liaoning, Shanxi and Hebei Sunday
Owing to his contribution to European culture, in 1997, Chu was the first artist of Chinese origin to be elected to the prestigious Academie des Arts et Lettres, in Paris.
Facing ever rising home prices in China, 18 percent of mothers would be willing to let their daughters marry men who rent their homes, according to a survey conducted by the Beijing-based 5i5j Real Estate Service Tuesday.
Chinese entrepreneur Zong Qinghou, CEO of eastern Hangzhou's Wahaha Group, is the wealthiest person in the Chinese mainland.
3,500 people planted trees to welcome the coming of Tree-planting Day.
Yesterday over 3,500 people planted trees to welcome the coming of Tree-planting Day.
The 1,400-meter-long South Zhongshan Road from the Drum Tower to Wansongling Junction is to be developed into a night market of food and snacks.
Huaqiao development officials are welcoming new investments from Taiwan investors, Ren Xueyuan, director of the managing committee of the Huaqiao Economic Development Zone, said.
A hall is being built in the Cross-Straits (Kunshan) Commerce and Trade Cooperation Zone in east China’s Jiangsu province to hold the expositions of Taiwanese enterprises, which will be displayed during the Shanghai World Expo in 2010.
