Some of the other reporters and I wanted to buy a bunch of flowers before interviewing Liu Bingtao, a 90-year-old army veteran of the 120th division of the Eighth Route Army, as part of my news report in Xingxian county in Lyuliang city in North China's Shanxi province.
Imagine someone told you that they had seen you last night after midnight, but you remembered clearly that you went to bed before 10 pm. You are shocked, scared, and helpless, eager to know what happened.
It does not take much to uncover the evidence of this app's popularity, nor to build a compelling case for its attractiveness. Location-based detective games can bring out the Sherlock Holmes in users and provide a social outlet for aspiring sleuths.
For Wang Bixuan, a postgraduate student from Xi'an Jiaotong University, the following five months would be intense and stirring as she itches to solve data analytics problems with her teammates at the fifth Big Data Competition co-hosted by the university and Baidu, the Chinese search engine.
FUZHOU - A research team has completed the genome sequencing of the cultivated peanut plant, the first time that genome sequencing of the entire peanut plant has been carried out in the world, and the plant's gene functional groups implicated in seed oil content and disease resistance got revealed.
The University of Sydney was recently awarded A$940,000 ($655,682) in federal government funds to build a joint research center in conjunction with Tianjin University named the Centre for Energy Informatics and Demand Response Technologies.
As more educational and scientific institutions look to forge bonds with China, Shenzhen in Guangdong province is preparing to welcome the Monash Technology Transformation Institute.
A 5,000-year-old jade cong used in rituals of Neolithic Liangzhu culture in today's Zhejiang province may hold the key to unlocking the splendor of the lost and once influential civilization.
The National Library of China serves as a state museum of classic books. Its vast and comprehensive collections - ranging from millennia-old oracle bones, the ancient manuscripts of Dunhuang, epigraphs and rubbings, historic documents in the languages of ethnic groups to manuscripts by renowned authors - stand as handwritten testaments to human civilization.
A deer totem is painted on a yellow gravel road that leads to the Kyrgyz pavilion at the Beijing Horticulture Expo.
Exotic art performances, a world-heritage photography exhibition and gourmet food opened visitors' eyes to what Asia has to offer at the recent Asian Culture and Tourism Exhibition.
At a time when people are increasingly dependent on mobile phones, Ryder Carroll is encouraging people to make plans with pen and paper.
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