China could get a head start in the climate change race.
A senior People's Liberation Army officer has called for more practical military-to-military cooperation with the United States, while urging the US side to take action to avoid misunderstandings and misjudgment.
Moves to overhaul monolithic government-run enterprises have just been given a new fillip, Chen Yingqun reports.
The recently unveiled blueprint on extending the reform of state-owned enterprises is a beacon showing the way for the changes that lie ahead, and it underlines how important China's SOEs are to the national economy.
Chinese food has never ceased to fascinate Natalie Wheen, who was born in Shanghai and grew up on Chinese food but has rarely visited the country since leaving for the United Kingdom in 1957.
Cai Hongbin, one of China's most respected economists, believes the setting of national annual economic growth targets is increasingly placing too much pressure on the country's economy.
Instead of going to the usual tourist sites when they come to the US, more and more Chinese are choosing trips to learn about American society and culture, Lia Zhu reports from San Francisco.
Neither the gyrating stock market in China nor fears of a housing glut in Brooklyn have dampened the sales outlook for Beijing-based Xinyuan Real Estate and its US arm XIN Development Group.
China has been achieving good results from its recent financial reforms while becoming the world's second-largest economy, and the world should have a balanced attitude toward China's growth, experts said.
China could get a head start in the climate change race.
Charges against a Chinese-American New York City police officer accused of fatally shooting an unarmed black man last year in a Brooklyn housing project have prompted a debate among members of the Asian-American community about the role police have had in the deaths of civilians.
China has been achieving good results from its recent financial reforms while becoming the world’s second-largest economy, and the world should have a balanced attitude toward China’s growth, experts say.
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