A delegation of Silicon Valley mayors is setting off to visit China next month with the aim of promoting friendship and business opportunities between the United States and China.
Airlines in China are poised to overtake their US counterparts in shuttling traffic between the two countries as the Chinese carriers benefit from a booming tourist trade.
The United States praised China for destroying more than 600 kilograms of ivory in Beijing on Friday and for its commitment to halt the commercial processing and sale of ivory and related products.
On May 29, the International Day of UN Peacekeepers, 44 military and police officers from 25 countries were awarded medals for their contributions peacekeeping operations during a ceremony at UN headquarters in New York City.
The China Institute celebrated its 89th anniversary on Friday with a fundraising gala and a preview for members of its new lower Manhattan facility.
The Brooklyn waterfront is lined with new condominium projects and construction sites, but one new project stands out, "The Oosten".
Betting that an economic recovery will generate good returns, Wanxiang Group Corp, China's biggest auto-parts maker, is aiming at becoming the largest Chinese corporate investor in US real estate.
Alumni of Beijing-based business school include Alibaba's Jack Ma.
Kurbanjan Samat, a 32-year-old photographer, brought his project of portraits of Xinjiang people to New York for the 2015 BEA, which this year features China as its guest of honor for the first time.
In 1999, Li Xiaowei learned about the US 20th Air Force's existence in Sichuan province, China, during World War II. Now, 16 years later, Li is scheduled to be at the 2015 BookEpo America in New York on Friday to sign copies of his book, Superfortress: Anti-Japanese History of US 20th Air Force with Chinese People.
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, Beijing-based Foreign Languages Press published a photo book documenting Chinese and American soldiers fighting side-by-side during the war.
For Chinese and US literature to reach more readers, both need to be translated accurately and properly verified, according to a panel of publishing industry executives.
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