Cultural differences between China and the United States shape the different ways their leaders smile, according to a study.
After widespread rallies across the US to protest the manslaughter conviction of Peter Liang, the Chinese-American community is looking for other ways to support the former New York City police officer.
US media company Viacom is looking to sell a minority stake in Paramount Pictures, and Chinese companies could be at the top of its list of potential buyers, according to reports.
As the old saw goes: How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized on Wednesday that ensuring peace and stability as well as the safety and freedom of navigation in the South China Sea is in China's interests.
Beijing is home to the world's most billionaires, pushing New York City out of the top slot it had held for years, according to a Shanghai-based research and media outlet that keeps track of the world's wealthiest.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi has referred to the historical fact that Washington used to support China's sovereignty claims over the Nansha Islands.
The Chinese Embassy in Washington received a special gift from a retired US Foreign Service officer on Feb 19.
Chinese ballet is making an educational swing through New York City from Monday to the end of the month, as Feng Ying, general director and artistic director of the National Ballet of China, gives three lectures with demo performances at NYU, the China Institute and Columbia University, introducing Big Apple dance fans to the essentials.
Military activity in the South China Sea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's nuclear missile program were two of a long list of topics covered by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Secretary of State John Kerry when they met in Washington on Tuesday.
A Chinese company's planned investment in disk-drive maker Western Digital Corp has been canceled after a decision by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS) to investigate the transaction.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (left) and US Secretary of State John Kerry talk to reporters at a press conference in the State Department on Tuesday afternoon after the two held a meeting over a wide range of issues from the denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula, tensions in the South China Sea to the Nuclear Security Summit to be held in Washington at the end of March. Wang is visiting the US from Feb 22-25.
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