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Wuhan tests 3m, to finish citywide tests by May 20
The government of Wuhan, the region of China worst hit by COVID-19, announced on Thursday that it will expand nucleic acid testing to cover all of its 11 million residents.…
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Plump and healthy: China tests all giant pandas at Chengdu base for COVID-19
All pandas at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Southwest China's Sichuan Province have been tested for COVID-19 and their results were all negative, relieving netizens' concerns.…
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Game of space: China launches new online satellite shopping service
Placing your order for a satellite plus data service via a click on your cell phone is no longer a faraway dream, after China's space industry giant China Aerospace Science…
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Wuhan children donate to WHO by collecting recycable waste. WHO replies with a heartwarming 4-page handwritten letter.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a heartwarming four-page handwritten letter to students from a Wuhan middle school. The letter, titled "To the generation of hope - a reply…
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PLA kicks off drills on northern coast
Exercises unlikely to be aimed at Taiwan: experts China on Thursday kicked off a two-and-a-half month series of military exercises on the northern coast. The drills are more likely to…
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Two sessions to have fewer attendees, closed-loop management
Many provinces and cities in China have held their local two sessions with enhanced measures to prevent and control the COVID-19 epidemic, including reducing the number of attendees and providing…
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Wenchuan recalls devastating quake
National cohesion hasn't faded with time but resurges amid COVID-19 When the clock struck 2:28:04 pm on Tuesday, it marked the 12th anniversary of the devastating Wenchuan earthquake in Southwest…
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Australia’s ‘invisible subsidies’ harm Chinese farmers
Anti-dumping probes on barley justified: experts Australia's "under-the-table subsidies" on barley through its tax system have harmed China's grain sector and violated trade rules, which might be the cause of…
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Beijing schools monitor students’ temperatures with bracelets
Beijing started on Monday promoting a smart bracelet that can measure a student's temperature as some schools reopened and students began returning to class. The city tested the intelligent temperature…
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US tightens visa rules on Chinese journalists, likely to stoke more tensions
The US government's new guidelines tightening visa regulations for Chinese journalists will deepen rancor between the two countries, and it is a reflection of the US's "lack of confidence on…