New documentary seeks out stories of CPV veterans
It has been 70 years since the end of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea (1950-53). Over the decades, a number of documentaries have been made to…
Li Kai’er expected to bounce back strong from scoreless World Cup debut
"I love adversity. Stay tuned." China's first naturalized basketball player Li Kai'er, who made a scoreless debut for Team China at the FIBA World Cup on Saturday night in Manila,…
Underwater archaeological project to explore Qing battleship
An underwater archaeological project to uncover the wreckage of a renowned battleship of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) was launched in the city of Weihai, East China's Shandong Province, according to…
Tourists receive lifetime ban for feeding giant panda bamboo and peanuts after entering panda breeding base
Two tourists have been banned for life after entering the giant panda breeding base in southwest China and feeding a panda bamboo and peanuts. A 39-year-old man surnamed Han and…
North Korea to allow citizens abroad to return home as pandemic eases
North Korea will allow its citizens abroad to return home, the country's state-owned media reported, as they have been stranded overseas for over three years after North Korea closed its…
More countries take actions to handle Japan’s nuclear-contaminated water dump, while US ‘double-standard exposed hypocrisy’
In order to prevent any impact caused by Japan's dumping of Fukushima nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the Pacific Ocean, more countries, especially those in the Asia-Pacific like China, Thailand and Russia,…
China to halve stamp duty on stock trades to boost investor confidence
Move paves way for rally, an immediate boost to economy: analysts China will cut stamp duty on trading by half on Monday, a move that is expected to trigger a…
First Canadian minister visits China in 4 years
Climate talks seen as opportunity to ease strained ties: expert Canadian Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault kicked off his trip to Beijing on Saturday to join talks…
Behind US auto strike: the rise of EVs and structural adjustment of economic development
The most talked about news in the US last week, apart from Trump's swift parole after turning himself in, was the escalating conflict between the Detroit auto trio and the…
Chinese market ‘indispensable’ for global semiconductor makers, analysts say
Semiconductor companies of US allies are still eyeing the Chinese market to increase sales despite Washington's reckless tech war against China, recent events show. China remains the world's largest chips…