Approximately one in 350 children born in China each year has a cleft lip or palate abnormality. And teams of doctors and nurses from San Francisco regularly go to their rescue, free of charge.
A group of Harvard students has brought a better understanding of China and its people back to the US after a one-week trip to the country.
As the April 14 sentencing of former NYPD Officer Peter Liang draws near, an Asian-Pacific American group has been working to help Liang gain leniency from the judge. Their recent efforts include placing a full-page ad in major print media.
A retired senior Chinese diplomat believes that China, the United States and Southeast Asian nations should peacefully settle disputes in the South China Sea.
The United States Department of Commerce is expected this week to lift export curbs it imposed on Chinese telecom company ZTE Corp for alleged violations of a US trade restriction.
China is opposed to any "currency war", which would be detrimental to the smooth recovery of the world economy, said Premier Li Keqiang while meeting with Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, in Beijing on Monday.
How badly Anbang wants the Starwood Hotel chain will likely be known soon after bidding rival Marriott raised the cash portion of its offer.
Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai famously wrote, "Go to Yangzhou in March, in the mist of the flowers of spring", evoking the romance of the city some 1,300 years ago.
China Eastern Airline's inaugural direct flight from Shanghai to Chicago rolled to Gate M11 at the international terminal of O'Hare Airport early in the afternoon of March 18.
Angela Chen, founder and chairperson of China Arts Foundation International, hosts a welcome party for Chinese comedian Zhou Libo on March 8 in New York City.
China Eastern Airline's inaugural direct flight from Shanghai to Chicago rolled to Gate M11 at the international terminal of O'Hare Airport early in the afternoon of March 18. It received a ceremonial water-cannon salute outside on the runwayand a warm welcoming reception inside the terminal.
Chien-Shiung Wu spent most of her life in the United States, but the Chinese-American nuclear physicist is at least as well known, if not much more, among the Chinese than among Americans.
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