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Sister villages embrace for poverty fight

On a laptop screen inside a meeting room in a rural area of Hunan province, the face of Padith flickers to life.

Zero-tariff policy boosts export power

China's zero-tariff policy toward African countries marks a shift that goes beyond traditional trade considerations, reshaping global economic relations through deeper integration and stronger links to international value chains, Egyptian analysts say.

Why Young Chinese Are Flocking to Bathhouses

From students to working professionals, young Chinese are heading to 24-hour bathhouses for everything from relaxing escapes from reality to thesis writing sessions and corporate retreats.

China solar makers launch space energy development alliance

Leading Chinese photovoltaic (PV) enterprises and research institutions on Tuesday announced the launch of the Space Energy Development Alliance during the International Photovoltaic Power Generation and Smart Energy Conference & Exhibition in Shanghai.

China’s Internet Finds Its Mascot: A Tired Opossum

A picture of the animal, known for playing dead, has been spreading online, with users attaching captions riffing on life’s hardships.

One blade of grass, three generations: Xinjiang's eyebrow tradition challenges claims of 'cultural erasure'

In Hotan, Northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, the tradition of using usma grass to nourish and tint eyebrows has been passed down for more than two centuries. In 2013, it was officially recognized as an intangible cultural heritage of Xinjiang.

Foreign mayors try out exoskeleton devices on Huangshan Mountain

The practice of Chinese Modernization — the balance between tradition and modernity — left a deep impression on foreign mayors.

China's PLA patrols airspace, waters around Huangyan Island

The People's Liberation Army has carried out combat-readiness patrols in the territorial waters and airspace around China's Huangyan Island as well as surrounding areas in the South China Sea.

Xi encourages children to carry forward revolutionary traditions

Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, has called for inheriting revolutionary traditions in a reply letter to student docents at the memorials of the birthplaces of the CPC in east China's Shanghai and Zhejiang Province.

World mayors impressed by heritage preservation and urban growth in Huangshan

Inside a traditional inkstone studio, they experienced the beauty of ancient Chinese calligraphy; cruising the Xin'an River, they saw cargo boats of ancient poetry replaced by new-energy sightseeing vessels; on the shore, old streets are illuminated by the pulse of modern life.

China, France strengthen heritage science cooperation at Paris symposium

A symposium on cultural heritage protection and academic exchange was held in Paris on Thursday, bringing together senior officials and leading experts from China's Shaanxi province and France, to deepen cooperation in archaeological science, conservation technology, and cultural heritage protection.

Patients as pioneers: A doctor changes cancer research in China

The patient had tried everything. Standard chemotherapy. Radiation. Multiple surgeries. Nothing worked.

China-U.S. cooperation stressed after summit

Leading scholars from China and the United States are stressing the importance of seizing the opportunity to improve bilateral ties ushered in by the summit between the two countries earlier this month.

An Indie Drama About Leaving China Finds an Audience at Home

A film about the life, traditions, and emotional landscape of the Chaoshan region in southern China has struck a chord with viewers for its moving portrayal of local culture and familial bonds.

Serbian first lady Tamara praises cheongsam during visit to Beijing

Serbian First Lady Tamara Vucic, wife of President Aleksandar Vucic, took part in a themed cultural activity in Beijing during the couple's state visit to China. She tried on a traditional cheongsam.

Canada introduces temporary border measures over Ebola concerns

OTTAWA, May 26--The Canadian government on Tuesday announced a series of temporary border measures to reduce the risk of the Ebola virus entering and spreading within Canada.

Huawei unveils 'Tau Scaling Law' to drive next-generation chip innovation

Chinese tech giant Huawei on Monday unveiled a new semiconductor development principle, dubbed the "Tau (τ) Scaling Law," as an alternative to traditional Moore's Law, with the aim of achieving 1.4nm-class performance.

Iranian forces at highest level of readiness: acting defense chief

Iran's acting defense minister, Sayyed Majid Ebn Al-Reza, said on Monday that Iranian armed forces are currently at the highest level of combat readiness and fully prepared for all scenarios, according to the semi-official Tasnim news agency.

GT investigates: From political opportunist to militarist advocate: An expose of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's radical path

Honor mobile phone leading in AI speed

Many commentators have deemed 2017 to be year one for the artificial intelligence smartphone as iPhone X and Honor V10 launched into the highly competitive but uniform cellphone market. So will an intelligent phone be the next great breakthrough?