China's aircraft carrier Shandong holds year's 3rd voyage
The Shandong, China's first domestically developed aircraft carrier, the second in all, recently embarked on its third voyage of the year, after it was declared to have completed regular testing and training missions in late October.
- Beijing's Jingshen seafood market closed to individual consumers
- Pudong cargo business not impacted by recently confirmed COVID-19 cases
- Massive nucleic acid testing helps China control epidemic in relatively short time: top medical advisor Zhang Boli
- Shanghai Pudong Airport starts testing all staff after COVID-19 cases discovered
- Sichuan-Tibet Railway construction pledges to lessen environmental impact: environment authority
- China's major port city Tianjin starts mass testing of 2.6 million residents as new cases emerge
Members of US President-elect Joe Biden's China policy team are unlikely to take a soft tone on China, but they generally go against the “cold war” and “decoupling” touted by ...
Media analysts are anticipating how US President-elect Joe Biden's potential China advisers will contribute to the incoming administration's future handling of China-US relations. Some outlets have reported a shortlist of ...
China launches 1st lunar sample return mission, aims for multiple breakthroughs in aerospace history
The Long March-5 Y5, China's state-of-the-art carrier rocket and strongest member of the Long March launch vehicle family, blasted off early Tuesday morning from the Wenchang Space Launch Center located in South China's Hainan Province, successfully sending the Chang'e-5 lunar probe into planned orbit.
China launches Chang'e-5 mission via Long March-5 rocket to retrieve Moon rocks
China launches Chang'e-5 mission via Long March-5 rocket to retrieve Moon rocks.
Shanghai reflects China's speed in fighting virus
After overnight nucleic acid tests on more than 17,700 people working in the Shanghai Pudong International Airport, the busy transportation hub where seven COVID-19 cases were found returned to normal on Monday.
Beijing's Jingshen seafood market closed to individual consumers
Beijing's Jingshen seafood market is no longer open to individual consumers as China steps up efforts to scrutinize imported frozen products, some of which have become major carriers of the coronavirus, which caused sporadic COVID-19 cases.
PLA Western Theater Command commissions more J-16 fighter jets: reports
The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Western Theater Command is reportedly commissioning more J-16 aircraft, a type of powerful fighter jet capable of controlling air, sea and land, in a move to better safeguard China's territorial integrity in the country's western regions, analysts said on Monday.
China, Japan health recognition system may be discussed during Wang Yi's visit
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is to pay a two-day visit to Japan on Tuesday, his first since Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga took office. Chinese experts predict that the two sides might discuss establishing a mutual recognition system for health certificates to enable resumption of bilateral business travel.
New US officials could bring back rational approach to relations with China: experts
Antony Blinken, reportedly the incoming secretary of state selected by US President-elect Joe Biden, and potential national security advisor Jake Sullivan appear to be "old faces," some Chinese experts said, and they are likely to take a more rational and pragmatic approach toward China given their past experience of handling foreign affairs.
UPS and FedEx employees at Shanghai Pudong International Airport tested positive for COVID-19
A FedEx deliveryman was confirmed with COVID-19, the only positive case that Shanghai Pudong Airport revealed after testing 17,719 staff members since the airport initiated nucleic acid tests on Sunday for all staff, the local CDC reported on Monday night.
China pledges global vaccine cooperation amid unequal distribution fears
China said it will prioritize the strengthening of international cooperation on vaccine development, and make concrete efforts to promote equal distribution, as the Chinese leader has promised to make the vaccines accessible to developing countries on major diplomatic occasions, including the recent G20 summit.
Shanghai finds 1 more local COVID-19 case on Monday, screens 17,719 personnel at Pudong airport
Shanghai finds 1 more local COVID-19 case on Monday, screens 17,719 personnel at Pudong airport
Rules on foreigners' religious acts aim to prohibit extremism
Chinese authorities are soliciting public opinion on a new version of regulations on the religious activities of foreigners within China's territory, in which it highlights that foreigners should not advocate religious extremism, support or fund illegal religious activities, use religions to undermine China's unity and ethnic solidarity, or conduct terrorist activities.
Elderly woman picked up at bank struggling to complete authentication reveals dilemma of intelligent technology for special groups
A video of a 94-year-old woman being held in front of a bank Virtual Teller Machine to activate her social security card has recently provoked outcry among netizens.
Pangda village hyped by Indian media as in Bhutan is Chinese territory, satellite images, documents show
With some Indian media hyping a Chinese village two kilometers within Bhutanese territory, which is claimed to the first one to be noticed in the area since the Doklam standoff, Chinese experts on border issues and China-India relationship refuted the reports, with a satellite image showing the village inside Chinese territory.