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Tea merchant Li Zhihong is striving to tame Taiwan Oolong tea on the mainland.
The first thing one might notice entering this lively day-care center is the age of its visitors.
Dawa, a 48-year-old peasant in a small village in the Tibet autonomous region, has seen many recent changes in both his house and life.
Even before the waves stopped washing over the northeast coast of Japan, Li Guangqiang began the search for his son.
When he was elected to the country's top legislature in 2003, Professor Zhou Hongyu said he was a mere "student" who didn't know how to behave.
One of the first local residents to open their homes to visitors in 1999, Phuntsog has gained increasing fame among tourists as "name-card uncle".
Zhu Qingshi, one of China's leading scholars, didn't expect he would find his "most important career in life" at retirement age.
Xi, 44, a deputy to the ongoing 11th National People's Congress, told China Daily on the sideline of the congress that the government's blueprint for the next five years includes re-building and improving schools for physically challenged children.
One doesn't necessarily have to lavish millions of dollars on charities to be called a philanthropist. Liu Li, a migrant worker in Xiamen, proves that every little bit of help to those in need counts and could lead to nationwide recognition.
Huang Zhanshi is back in China enjoying a happy family reunion, having survived what he described as a nightmare in Libya.
The New North Zone in the mega-city of Chongqing says it has taken a lesson from the southern Indian city of Bangalore, which has been a success in the software and IT business over the last decade.
Foreign trade in Shandong is maintaining the growth it saw in May, with its import and export volume standing at $15.06 billion, a year-on-year increase of 41.1 percent.
Shandong Gold Mining Group plans to expand its bullion output and also grow inorganically through overseas acquisitions, a company source told China Daily on Thursday.
Foxconn Technology Group is moving part of its major plant away from costly Shenzhen after hefty wage increases at its factories in the southern city, affecting hundreds of thousands of workers.
The 4th China International Private Equity Forum saw contractual agreements worth 15.5 billion yuan signed, before it closed in north China's Tianjin Municipality Saturday.