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Shadow puppetry: Revitalising ancient arts
In Shanxi Province, shadow play and puppet shows enjoy a history of thousands of years.
In China, students prep for Canada with a B.C. education
It's a muggy afternoon in June and high school students wearing T-shirts stamped with the image of Terry Fox stride past towering high-rises and scooters with honking horns in this small Chinese city that's been coated in haze from the local fiberglass factory for several days.
Rio Tinto purchases China-made excavator parts
A Chinese heavy machinery manufacturer has delivered key excavator parts to Australian mining giant Rio Tinto.
PLAN taskforce back to Qingdao after high-sea training
The three-warship high-sea-training taskforce under the North China Sea Fleet of the Navy of the Chinese People's Liberation Army came back to Qingdao in east China's Shandong province on the afternoon of June 10, 2013 after successfully completing its training mission at waters of the Western Pacific Ocean.
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Its product portfolio includes polyvinyl alcohol resin, white emulsion, re-dispersible emulsion powder, tetrahydrofuran, butyrolactone, sodium diacetate and pentaerythritol.
Beijing vs. Shanghai vs. Hong Kong: showdown of China's big three
Chinese firm exports heavy-duty excavators to South Africa
A heavy-duty machinery manufacturer in north China's Shanxi Province has exported its heavy-duty excavators to South Africa, according to the company.
98,700 affected by extreme weather in NW China
URUMQI/TAIYUAN, June 9 -- Torrential rain, hail and floods have affected about 98,717 people in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region since Tuesday, local authorities said on Sunday.
Bag filters provide cleaner air at plants
Ma Liang was trawling the Internet looking for a bag filter that could be used at the steel plant he works at.
Wireless cheating intercepted in China's national exam
Radio signals have been intercepted from exam rooms where students were sitting China's ongoing national college entrance exam in north China's Shanxi Province, said the provincial radio management authority on Saturday.
5 killed in central China rainstorms
Torrential downpours in central China's Hubei Province have left five people dead, affecting 78 counties and cities since Wednesday, local authorities confirmed on Friday.
Goo Goo Dolls, Grandpa's Cough Medicine & Heroes X Villains are just a few of the bands playing around Jax this week.
How is the earth faring on World Environment Day?
People walk along a street against wind beside a demolition site on a hazy day in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, Feb. 28, 2013.
Breaking the silence over June 4
Amid the tumult of the Cultural Revolution, the Philadelphia Orchestra performed a series of concerts in China.
China to collect more accurate investment data
China will start a pilot reform of data collection relating to fixed asset investment in 2013, so as to make local economic statistics more reliable, the China Business News reported Monday.
Hanban ties up with University of West Indies
Hanban, the Confucius Institute program headquarters, signed a cooperation agreement with a university in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago on Saturday.
NBS eyes data collection changes
CHINA will test changes to the way it calculates investment in roads, factories and real estate, as part of efforts to improve the reliability of data.
Researcher: Tibet is an endless book to read
Tibet is like an endless book to read for Wang Xiaobin, associate researcher with China Tibetology Research Center in Beijing, who has experienced the snowy plateau for over 20 years and is ready to devote to Tibetology research all his life.
China's naval fleet continues training in the West Pacific
The far-sea training taskforce under the North Sea Fleet of the Navy of the Chinese People's Liberation Army continued training in the waters of the West Pacific for far-sea training on May 28, 2013.