I stood, barefoot, clutching a computer atop which wobbled passports and keys, staring up at the smoke belching from a 17th-floor apartment in our building.
Item from Nov 29, 1992, in China Daily: Chinese consumers are demanding more from spectacles. The increased attention to fashion has made glasses a hot business in China, where 20 percent of its 1.16 billion people need corrective eyewear.
The Chinese Academy of Sciences has elected 16 foreign scientists - the largest number ever - to receive China's highest academic honor as foreign academicians in 2017, the academy announced on Tuesday.
Editor's note: Premier Li Keqiang had talks on the sidelines of the sixth meeting of heads of government of China and 16 Central and Eastern European countries. Here are highlights of two of them:
China and Indonesia signed seven documents on Tuesday to promote cultural and people-to-people exchanges during Vice-Premier Liu Yandong's visit to the Southeast Asian country.
A court in Hunan province has sentenced Taiwan resident Lee Ming-che to five years in prison for inciting subversion of State power.
Premier Li Keqiang said on Monday that China would increase agricultural imports from Central and Eastern European countries and provide greater financial support to China-CEEC cooperative projects.
KARANGASEM, Indonesia - A rumbling volcano on Bali could erupt at any moment, authorities warned on Monday as they raised alert levels to maximum, accelerated a mass evacuation and closed the main airport, leaving thousands of tourists stranded on the Indonesian resort island.
Profits of China's industrial firms continued their stable growth last month, which, analysts said, can be attributed to rising prices for industrial goods from the country's supply-side structural reform and stabilizing economy.
China should continue to upgrade the country's toilets as part of its "toilet revolution" aimed at developing domestic tourism and improving people's quality of life, President Xi Jinping said.
Beijing's top Party official said the city will help people affected by a sweeping safety campaign in the wake of a deadly fire with jobs and lodging.
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