There's an old children's ditty, sung to the tune of John Philip Sousa's The Stars and Stripes Forever, that might well serve as inspiration for generosity this winter.
Item from Dec 14, 1987, in China Daily: A groundbreaking ceremony for a major expansion project for the prestigious Peking Union Medical College Hospital was held on Saturday in Beijing.
China will press ahead with the reform of State-owned enterprises to provide a greater driving force for high-quality economic development with State capital, according to a decision made by those at the State Council executive meeting chaired by Premier Li Keqiang on Wednesday.
China's inland pilot free trade zones are deploying more resources to invest in airport extensions and logistics projects to turn themselves into "China's Memphis" - to compete with free trade zones near the coast.
Lawyers associations at the national and local levels have accepted 377 complaints from lawyers about their rights being infringed upon since March, a senior officer from the association said. Of those, 142 cases were resolved, with lawyers' legal rights being upheld.
Companies from the Republic of Korea are being welcomed in China, where a better business climate is being fashioned to further bilateral cooperation in emerging fields, including artificial intelligence and big data, Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli said on Wednesday.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi's series of talks with high-level Indian officials reflected the willingness of the two Asian neighbors to overcome friction and focus on cooperation in developing bilateral ties, experts said.
A memorial hall for the Tokyo Trial, the tribunal for accused Japanese war criminals, will be built in Shanghai, a leading expert in the field said ahead of the National Memorial Day for Nanjing Massacre Victims.
Chinese Air Force bombers and fighters conducted a regular patrol exercise over two strategic channels near Taiwan on Monday in an effort to further strengthen maneuverability and combat capability during far sea missions.
Fire control authorities will try to push local governments to slow the development of high-rise buildings and reduce the security risks of existing ones to prevent human and property losses, a senior official said.
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