Politics
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China reacts to US nuclear amendment
Beijing urged more effort from parties concerned with contributing to the peace of the Korean Peninsula.
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West Point cadets greet Liang in Mandarin
Connie Chen had been expecting a meeting with Defense Minister Liang Guanglie for two weeks.
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Defense minister visits US Marines base
Visiting Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie on Wednesday visited Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, home of the II Marine Expeditionary Force.
People
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Contemporary Chinese art gets NY showing
The exhibition Chinese Style will show more than 50 contemporary works from artists of China's National Academy of Painting.
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Across America: California Chinese Community Demonstration
Members of Southern California's Chinese community demonstrated on May 11 in front of the Philippine Consulate in Los Angeles.
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Across America: Brick carving from Jin Dynasty shown in New York
The traditional folk art of brick carving from China's Jin Dynasty (1115-1234) is being shown for the first time in New York through June 17.
Footprint in the US
Fever pitch
Cricket fighting is widely seen in large Chinese cities.
Shenzhen squeeze
Shenzhen became the first Special Economic Zone in China.
Western views of China increasingly positive
A BBC poll shows 46 percent of Americans hold positive views of China, up from 42 percent in 2001.
Peak builds sports brand in US
Saturation in the Chinese market drove the company to expand abroad.
GE, Shenhua form coal tech venture
GE and Shenhua plan to make greater use of China's huge reserves, reduce import reliance
Business
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US to keep antidumping duties on Chinese foundry coke
The antidumping duties of 48.55% to 214.89% on imports of this product from China will remain in force.
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US asked to honor export vows
China urged the US to live up to its promises on loosening restrictions over hi-tech exports to China.
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Peak builds sports brand in US
Saturation in the Chinese market drove the company to expand abroad.
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In search of excellence
Hugo Shong, often called the godfather of Chinese venture capital, has a word of advice for young Chinese entrepreneurs: Work for a US company for at least two years before striking out on their own.
Opinion
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More military exchanges
Liang's visit to the United States is the latest initiative from China and US to build strategic mutual trust.
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American pivot a fallacy
Changes in traditional security axes call for adjustments in US security strategies but it should not let allies lead it astray
