China and Japan should work together to enhance mutual trust and create conditions for their leaders to visit each other's countries, attendees at an annual forum agreed in Beijing.
Prosecutors nationwide indicted 22,268 people on charges related to internet and other telecom crimes in the first nine months of this year, up by 118.6 percent year-on-year.
Surging demand in industrial sectors has been the main force behind the natural gas shortage in China, and an unexpected decrease in planned supply has worsened the situation, according to a top academic.
The trip President Moon Jaein of the Republic of Korea made to Chongqing on Saturday underscores the great importance he attaches to the collaborative fight by China and the ROK against Japan during World War II, experts say.
President Xi Jinping fully acknowledged the work of Hong Kong and Macao authorities on Friday and expressed support for the two special administrative regions' governments to integrate their own development into the overall development of the country.
The central leadership's pledge to achieve substantial progress next year in prevention of major risks, targeted poverty alleviation and pollution control, which may also top the agenda of the upcoming Central Economic Work Conference, will make the world's second-largest economy more balanced and sustainable, economists said.
In Basan village, where nearly all of the 2,200 residents have smartphones, the mobile devices now provide updates on activities of nearby wild elephants - not just as reminders for wildlife observers, but as a safety alert.
Friendly people-to-people exchanges can be conducive to states' relations, with talent exchanges and cooperation in particular serving as bridges and bonds for mutual learning among civilizations, said Zhang Jianguo, administrator of the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs.
MEXICO CITY - Small Mexican agricultural producers are seeking to access the Chinese market with value-added goods, such as salsas and spirits.
China would like to further align development strategies and begin talks on the second round of the existing free-trade agreement with the Republic of Korea, Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday when meeting with ROK President Moon Jae-in.
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