Chinese tricycles captivate foreign markets and media

A blogger in the US recently purchased a Chinese-made electric tricycle for $600 as a Christmas gift for her father-in-law. The Sangbengzi, a vehicle deeply rooted in

Vice-premier calls for consolidating anti-poverty achievements, improving water infrastructure

Chinese Vice-Premier Liu Guozhong has called for solid efforts to consolidate anti-poverty achievements and improve water conservancy infrastructure. Liu, also a member of the Political

‘The threat to national security is real,’ John Lee said on June 4

Checkpoints and rows of police vehicles lined a major road leading to Beijing’s Tiananmen Square yesterday as China heightened security on the 35th anniversary of a crackdown

Popularity of ancient Chinese architecture stands strong

Lin Guodong’s trip from Shanghai to Yuncheng, Shanxi province, over the May Day holiday this year was his third visit to the region known for ancient buildings.

Craft unfurls China’s flag on the far side of the moon and lifts off with lunar rocks

China said its lunar spacecraft unfurled the country’s red and gold flag for the first time on the far side of the moon before part of the

Overseas communities carry the torch to keep Tiananmen memories alive

As the 35th anniversary of Beijing’s Tiananmen Square crackdown neared, Rowena He, a prominent scholar of that chapter of modern China’s history, was busy flying between the

Beijing accuses two Chinese citizens of being British spies

Beijing has accused two Chinese citizens of spying for Britain, in the latest test of a relationship that has grown increasingly fraught. China and the

Chinese spacecraft lands on moon’s far side to collect rocks in growing space rivalry with US

A Chinese spacecraft landed on the far side of the moon yesterday to collect soil and rock samples that could provide insights into differences between the less-explored region

Minister accuses US of causing friction with its support for Philippines

China’s defense minister yesterday acknowledged the importance of newly renewed military-to-military communications with the United States as tensions escalate in the Asia-Pacific, while at the same time

China’s carbon commitment blueprint for global sustainability

China’s determined climate commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 and peak carbon emissions by 2030 marks a significant turning point in the global fight against climate change.

Xi pledges more Gaza aid and talks trade at summit with Arab leaders

Chinese President Xi Jinping reiterated calls for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state and promised more humanitarian aid for people in Gaza as he opened a

Beijing to impose controls on exports of some aviation, aerospace equipment

China’s Commerce Ministry said it will restrict exports of some aviation and aerospace-related equipment and technology beginning July 1. A notice seen yesterday on

14 activists convicted, two acquitted in major case

Fourteen activists were convicted in a major national security case on Thursday by a court that said their plan to effect change through an unofficial primary election

Lakes on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau growing rapidly, study finds

The research carried out by the institute’s environmental change and multisphere processes team, led by Zhang Guoqing, predicts that by the end of the 21st century, the

IMF upgrades its forecast for Chinese economy, but says reforms are needed

The International Monetary Fund has upgraded its forecast for China’s economy, while warning that consumer-friendly reforms are needed to sustain strong, high-quality growth. The IMF’s

Legislature passes changes seen as favoring China, reducing Lai’s power

Taiwan's opposition-controlled legislature passed changes yesterday that are seen as favoring China and diminishing the power of the island’s executive leader, sparking protests by thousands of

Police arrest six people accused of violating the city’s new national security law

Hong Kong police yesterday arrested six people, including a former organizer of the city’s decades-long annual vigil that commemorated the Tiananmen Square crackdown, for allegedly publishing seditious

Shanghai makes it easier for people to buy property there

Shanghai removed more restrictions on home buying, allowing eligible single buyers to buy pre-owned homes in the downtown area and families with more than one child to

Thousands gather outside the Legislative Yuan to oppose changes

Thousands of people gathered outside Taiwan’s legislature yesterday to oppose changes being pushed through by the opposition Nationalist Party and its allies that would give the body

Premier Li agrees to cooperate with Seoul, Tokyo, but issues veiled rebuke against their US ties

China’s premier agreed yesterday to revive three-way cooperation with South Korea and Japan in the face of shared challenges, but issued a veiled rebuke against the two

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