To Zhang Qiyu, a high school student from Jiangsu, China, everything in the United States seemed new as he celebrated the Chinese Lunar New Year with his American peers in Washington.
Chinese tourists will be able to celebrate Spring Festival, regardless of where they are, as the world prepares for next week's celebrations.
Despite slowing economic growth, China is still expected to surpass the United States as the No 1 business travel market in the world, analysts said.
Nearly 1,000 people, many from the world of fashion and media, attended the finale of the 2015 "New Cover" New Silk Road North America Fashion Glamour show on Feb 17 at Canada's River Rock Theatre.
A Canadian coal-mining company is seeking investors, including from China, to jointly exploit the world largest coking coal field in British Columbia, Canada.
Alberta, situated in the heart of western Canada, aims to lure more Chinese tourists this year, while carving out a bigger share of the lucrative gold mine of outbound travelers in China.
The Beijing municipal government is urging everyone involved in the 2022 Winter Olympics bid to make an all-out effort to be prepared for the final inspection by the International Olympic Committee in a month.
Sounds of Music, a concert of traditional and contemporary Chinese music performed by the National Chinese Traditional Orchestra with members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, elevated the city's celebration of the Chinese New Year to a new level.
There has been plenty of talk lately by US officials on strengthening cyber security, but none of it touched on US cyber intrusion in other countries.
Huawei Technologies Co is looking to make 2015 the year that it extends the reach of its smartphones to the United States, a potentially tough road for the Shenzhen-based multinational.
The Lunar New Year celebration in New York started Tuesday with a special lighting event at the Empire State Building and a spectacular evening fireworks show.
Air travelers will be able to fly nonstop between San Jose, California, and Beijing starting on June 15.
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