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China's Yanqing Ice Festival is a Giant Glowing City of Frozen Water
To celebrate the Lunar New Year , the Chinese host a variety of spectacular events and this gorgeous city of ice in Beijing is one of the most shining examples.
Analysis: Beyond Chinese New Year data skew, a bear lurks
A toy dragon decoration for the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year is seen in front of an electrical board showing stock information at a brokerage house in Wuhan, Hubei province January 19, 2012.
China to auction seized assets online
China has set up a common online auction platform to sell assets seized in lawsuits in the country.
U.S. visit marks 11th-hour test for China's heir apparent
China's leader-in-waiting Xi Jinping, seen here in this file photo, has travelled extensively in the last two years as vice-president, but next week's U.S. visit will provide the greatest test he has yet faced abroad.
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No new taxes. No hike in sin taxes. More money for the severely disabled. More money for education.
China premier meets govt-installed Tibetan cleric
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao told a government-installed Tibetan cleric Friday to uphold national unity in a meeting amid recurring anti-government unrest in Tibetan communities.
Chinese dissident writer gets 7 years' jail for poem
The hefty sentence comes ahead of next week's visit to the U.S. by Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping -- widely expected to be China's next leader -- where he is likely to face questions on human rights.
China's imports exports fall in January amid weak global demand, Lunar New Year break
This photo taken Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012 shows a container port in Qingdao in east China's Shandong province.
China says top cop spent a day in US consulate
Beijing says a celebrity police chief linked to one of the country's rising political stars spent a day in a U.S. consulate in southwestern China amid speculation that he sought political asylum.
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China Economic Watch: Exports See First Fall in 2 Years; Jan Passenger Cars Sales Down 24%
China's Exports See First Fall in 2 Years China's bilateral trade value fell 7.8% year on year to $272.6 billion in January, where exports were down 0.5% to $149.94 billion and imports were down 15.3% to $122.66 billion, customs figures show.
Canada and China set table for possible free trade talks in the future
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets with Chinese President Hu Jintao at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Thursday Thursday, Feb.9, 2012.
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper has met with Chinese President Hu Jintao in Beijing.
Outrage After 'Eagle Dad' Makes Son Run In Snow
A video of a toddler crying while running in the snow nearly naked has sparked a firestorm in China, but the boy's father says the exercise was meant to strengthen his son.
Reel China: Hard-pressed documentary makers keep rolling
Their subjects include people living at the margins of society, fighting property demolition, tracing the death of relatives persecuted under Chairman Mao, and even a government official discussing the corruption and bullying rife in his City Hall.
China swats away trouble before Xi's U.S. t...
China swatted away friction over Syria on Thursday to lay out an optimistic view of ties with the United States in the next decade when Vice President Xi Jinping, who visits the White House next week, is likely to lead the rising Asian power.
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China Economic Watch: Inflation Gains Faster Than Expected; China Adds 40% of World's New Wind Power
China's Inflation Gains Faster Than Expected China's consumer price index unexpectedly rose to 4.5% in January from a year ago due to a spending spree during the weeklong Chinese New Year holiday, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
US says missing Chinese top cop met US diplomats
The celebrity top cop relieved of his duties in a major Chinese city met officials at a U.S. consulate amid unconfirmed reports of an asylum bid, but then left the building, the U.S. State Department said.
Tibetan sets himself on fire in China
Another Tibetan has set himself on fire in western China to protest government policies while thousands marched in another part of China to show support for their exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, a report said.
Chinese Espionage Alleged to Have Targeted DuPont
The Justice Department Wednesday charged that Chinese-controlled companies conspired to steal production secrets potentially worth billions of dollars from U.S. chemical giant DuPont.
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