The workforce powering China’s electricity network
Hundreds of workers dodge hazards daily to ensure smooth electricity supply. Here's a deeper look into the overhaul of a grid project.
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Data unit on MU5735’s second flight recorder in good shape, officials say
The unit survived the impact and has been sent to professional laboratories for decoding.
China: US ‘show of support’ for Taiwan futile
The spokesperson urged the US to abide by the one-China principle and the provisions of the three China-US joint communiques.
Restorers preserve ancient books for posterity
In the past 26 years, 51-year-old Shi Wenlan has brought about 100,000 pages of ancient books back to life.
Russia-Ukraine jokes hit social media wall in China
The move to curb inappropriate remarks related to the conflict has gained a lot of support among netizens and media organizations.
Kenyan avocados ready for China
After a rigorous pest risk analysis that lasted four years, it has been agreed that fresh avocados from Kenya can be exported to China.
Tree crazy farmer on a mission to plant trees
He's not giving up despite having planted more than 100,000 trees.
China’s foreign ministry says comparisons by DPP authorities lack understanding
The comments came after Taiwan authorities compared the situation in Ukraine to the Taiwan question.
China’s sharing economy grows 9.2% in 2021: Report
The report said in 2021, the country saw a faster reshape in the sharing economy market where growing competition was seen.
Interprovincial gatherings in China raise Covid-19 outbreak risks
Authorities urged controls after cluster infections were introduced into Beijing by people returning from a course in another city.