The iconic Tian'anmen Rostrum in downtown Beijing will undergo a major renovation starting on Friday, according to the administration committee of the Tian'anmen area.
Summitry was at the heart of geopolitics in the past week or so.
Editor's Note: This year marks the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening-up policy.
Premier Li Keqiang called for Central China's Hunan province to play a leading role in accepting industrial transfers from eastern regions, as the manufacturing sector moves from the east of the country to the lower-cost inland.
Beijing expressed "grave concerns" over Washington sending officials to the opening ceremony of a new office of the American Institute in Taiwan on Tuesday, and urged Washington to keep its promises over the Taiwan question.
Yang Chongyong, a former senior legislator in Hebei province, pleaded guilty on Tuesday of accepting bribes valued at more than 206 million yuan ($32.2 million), at the Second Intermediate People's Court of Tianjin.
Phillip Hancock may no longer be with us, but his love and selfless contribution will be remembered by Chinese people.
The situation in the South China Sea has stabilized and will remain stable as long as countries outside the region refrain from making troubles, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Tuesday.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Qingdao, which concluded with "the most fruitful outcomes" in the history of the organization, will be a "new landmark" in the organization's development, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said.
Chinese fans may be accustomed to a World Cup without Team China, but the World Cup would never be the same without Chinese fans. That is especially the case for the upcoming extravaganza hosted by one of China's neighbors.
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