On the hook: HK’s fishermen
Older fishermen at Hong Kong's iconic Tai O fishing village and the youngest at the Aberdeen port explain how times have changed.
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Airlines to increase international flights
During the upcoming winter and spring season, China Eastern plans to operate 108 scheduled international flights along 42 routes every week.
Chinese company helping fend off world hunger
Carlos Watson, representative of the Food and Agriculture Organization, said that the country is at the forefront to help developing nations meet their own development goals.
Finnish food program discusses further collaboration with China
During an online Agriculture and Food conference, Finland's efforts and results in sustainable agriculture and green transformation of the food industry were introduced.
Shanghai transport to enter green, smart era
The government will focus on optimising transportation structure, shifting to cleaner energies at a faster pace, reducing pollution and carbon emission footprint to realise carbon…
Chinese lobby group opposes latest US chip restrictions
They called on the US government to correct wrong practices.
New centre aims to help Hong Kong watchmakers tap smart wearables
Hong Kong has become the region with the most wearable devices per capita and the highest usage rate in the Asia-Pacific region in recent years.
Four more Chinese irrigation projects designated world heritage structures
One of the four, the Xinghua Duotian Irrigation and Drainage System, located in the eastern Jiangsu province, waters arid uplands with the likes of dykes, channels and water gates.
China envoy to UN calls for restraint on Korean Peninsula
The ambassador also said that dialogue and consultation are the only viable way to resolve the peninsula issue.
‘Ordinary’ Chinese vase sells at auction for 8 million euros
The vase, which the auction house described as "ordinary", attracted frantic bidding from potential buyers who seemed to be convinced it was an overlooked "heavenly sphere".