Entrepreneur Iloisa Romaraog-Diga has been busy sending deliveries of rice to many households in Manila, the Philippine capital, in recent weeks.
Vice-President Wang Qishan said on Sunday that China adheres to multilateralism and its peaceful development is not intended to replace others nor to expand and dominate the world, but to uphold the global governance concept of common consultation, co-construction and sharing, and to promote the democratization of international relations.
The Yangtze River Delta is aiming for greener development and closer integration of its cities, as stipulated in a government blueprint released on Tuesday.
China's recent directive on the protection of intellectual property rights is encouraging and helpful for foreigners, US IP law experts say.
An important meeting chaired by Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, on Friday stressed the need to bolster the Party's leadership over State-owned enterprises and make the State-owned sector more competitive and influential.
With heavy metal pollution increasingly being curbed in agricultural areas, the country will be able to safely utilize at least 90 percent of its arable land by the end of 2020, senior environmental officials said on Friday.
China will soon launch a sports industry investment fund to stimulate sports-related business and brands, the General Administration of Sport of China said on Friday.
Huawei Technologies secured an important vote of confidence in its chip research and development capabilities on Friday, with its self-developed artificial intelligence computing platform applied at a key research facility.
As China advances steadily toward its goal of building a manned space station, the country's medical experts are playing an indispensable role in the grand program, according to a leading scientist.
China and countries in Europe and Central Asia should strengthen cooperation to tackle increasing international challenges, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Friday.
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, which was overrun in an attempt to paralyze one of the city's primary traffic arteries, has been partially reopened after being sealed off for almost two weeks. Police said they seized hundreds of bottles of chemicals and thousands of gasoline bombs on the campus, now free of rioters.
A man in Shanghai was sentenced to one year in prison by a local court on Friday for intentionally throwing objects out of a 14-story window, endangering public safety.