Tuesday, 26th, 2016 | 1:55AM Updated

Participants of the 3rd World Peace Forum pose for a group photo at Tsinghua University in Beijing, June 21, 2014.

Tsinghua University, Gates Foundation Join Forces to Establish Drug Discovery Institute

Dedicated to developing an enhanced drug discovery and translational platform, Tsinghua University and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) will work together to establish the Global Health Drug Discovery Institute (GHDDI) in Beijing.

2016 Is a Big Year for Science, Innovation in Shanghai: Mayor Yang Xiong

A woman holds an umbrella on an escalator in the financial district of Pudong, Shanghai, Nov. 25, 2014.

Mayor Yang Xiong said on Sunday, Jan. 24, that Shanghai is focused to achieve economic growth of between 6.5 and 7 percent this year, which is the first goal in the 13th Five-Year Plan period (2016-2020).

China’s Supercomputer Prototype Capable of at Least 1 Billion Calculations per Second Ready by 2017 or 2018

China plans to break its record for making in 2010 Tianhe-1A, the fastest computing system in the world. By 2017 or 2018, the Asian giant will release a prototype of an exascale computer.

Phone scammers often pose as mainland Chinese officials, including police officers.

China’s Increasing Telecom Scammers Cheat Victims Out of Thousands of Yuan

Telecom fraud has become an increasing crime in China to the extent that police have handled 16,708 cases, apprehended 5,825 suspects, and busted 927 gangs since the campaign targeting new forms of telecom fraud started on Oct. 30, 2015.

Foxconn has offered $5.3 billion to acquire troubled Japanese electronics manufacturer Sharp Corp.

Taiwanese Foxconn Offers $5.3 Billion to Acquire Troubled Sharp Corp

The Taiwanese corporation that assembles most of iPhones in the world, Foxconn, has offered $5.3 billion to acquire troubled Japanese electronics manufacturer Sharp Corp.

Intel Corporation Collaborates with China in Server-chip Business

Intel Corporation has formed a unique chip venture with two partners in China to help address security issues of imported technology. ...

There’s much less stress as travelers can now purchase tickets through phone apps, enjoy Starbucks coffee on board, and travel in comfort thanks to China’s new high-speed trains.

Safe and Easy Travels for This Year's Spring Festival Rush

Travelers are treated to better travel conditions as holidaymakers start to rush to their destinations for this year’s Spring Festival, according to a report by China Daily. ...

The Goujian sword is almost 56 centimeters long and weighs 875 grams. It is known for its dark rhombic patterns, decorated in blue and turquoise crystals.

Goujian: the Sword of Legends

The Sword of Goujian was discovered by archaeologists in 1965. It is a legendary weapon from the Spring and Autumn Period (771-403 B.C.), a time when swords were prized, according to historical records. ...

Former Perth Glory center back Michael Thwaite now plays for CSL's Liaoning Whowin.

Football Transfer News: Michael Thwaite Completes China Move To Liaoning Whowin From Perth Glory

Australian footballer Michael Thwaite has reportedly completed his speculated transfer move to China, signing with Chinese Super League squad Liaoning Whowin FC on Monday after eight consecutive seasons in the A-League.

Football Transfer Rumors: Hebei China Fortune Outbids Jiangsu Suning For Roma's Gervinho?

Recent reports have emerged that newly-promoted Chinese Super League club Hebei China Fortune FC has outbid fellow China top flight team Jiangsu Suning FC for the signature of Roma forward Gervinho and is now set to sign the Ivorian for ...

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