A showcase specially devoted to the translated versions of President Xi Jinping's works, including the two volumes of Xi Jinping: The Governance of China, is attracting readers' attention during the 2018 Shanghai Book Fair, which opened at the Shanghai Exhibition Center on Wednesday.
Philosophers from all over the world are attending a gathering of minds in Beijing to discuss major issues confronting the development of global civilization.
Officials attending the latest round of the China-Russia strategic security consultation in Russia as well as senior delegations from both countries pledged closer security cooperation on Tuesday.
The southernmost island province of Hainan is preparing a satellite network that is expected to enable China to conduct effective and efficient surveillance over the South China Sea.
The Chinese mainland strongly condemned on Wednesday Taiwan's downgrading of the nation's history in senior high school textbooks as evidence of separatist sentiment and moves toward "Taiwan independence" on the island.
NANJING - A peace assembly was held Wednesday in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, to commemorate the 73rd anniversary of Japan's unconditional surrender in World War II.
Beijing bashed Washington on Tuesday after United States President Donald Trump signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019, which includes measures undermining China's territorial sovereignty and core interests.
Although indicators showed business activity cooled some-what in July, the Chinese economy is expected to remain robust over the coming months, supported by more targeted measures to buttress growth, said officials and economists.
Innovation speeding up despite trade tensions
China urged the United States to treat its investors and enterprises objectively and fairly, the Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday, adding it will closely monitor the impact of the latest US foreign investment act on Chinese interests.
The Foreign Ministry's top representative in Hong Kong urged the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club on Tuesday to stop harming national security under the guise of freedom of the press and speech.
In a time of trade tension between the United States and China, Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin is using a bottom-up approach to promote business.
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