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An expert scans sample displayed on the monitor.
HIV, AIDS cure lies within genetic alteration; $2.6M grant additional research fund

HIV and AIDS cure has long been sought by experts. One of the known approaches being perfected today is immunotherapy, a technology that would be anchored on genetic alteration to control the virus from replicating.

China is known as the world capital of bicycles. There are 430 million owners of bicycles in the country.
China to Open World’s Longest ‘Bike Lane in the Sky’

Good news to all cycling enthusiasts! China will soon open the world’s longest aerial bicycle lane in the southeastern Chinese city of Xiamen.

One of artist Huang Yongyu's works.
Huang Yongyu's Zodiac Animal Paintings Animate Beijing

An exhibition featuring artist Huang Yongyu's 168 paintings of Chinese zodiac animals has been displayed at Beijing's National Museum of China since Jan 19.

Screen of an X-ray security machine shows two bottles of wine
X-ray Scanner Reveals Passengers' Luggage for Home Journey During Spring Festival

Travelers head home for family reunions during the Spring Festival holiday. What will they bring home with them? Pictures taken on screens of X-ray security machines across China, which are used to check passengers' luggage, answer that question.

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Feng Qiyong
'A Dream of Red Mansions' Expert Feng Qiyong Dies at 95

Feng Qiyong, renowned Chinese academic, has passed away on Sunday at the age of 95.

Statistics show that up to 356 million trips are expected to be made via rail this Chinese Lunar New Year.
Beijing South Railway Station Upgrades Services for Disabled Passengers

Passengers with special needs can now travel with ease as Beijing South Railway Station upgraded its services in time for Spring Festival or Chinese Lunar New Year.

The ancient people built Buddha statues to pray for safety.
Sunken Buddha Statue Discovered from a Water Reservoir in China

A 12-foot-long Buddha statue was discovered by archaeologists after conducting an underwater expedition in Nangcheng County in Fuzhou City.

NCPA: Lang suits the position not just because of his many achievements in the musical arena but also because of the strong partnership he has shared with the organization through the years.
Lang Lang Becomes NCPA's New Resident Artist

In a news conference on Jan. 17, the National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA) announced that it has chosen international classical pianist Lang as its Artist-in-Residence for 2017-2018.

The report indicated that about 72 percent of Chinese women have never taken part in any relevant skills training.
Women More Vulnerable to Climate Change Effects, Says Report

In a new report released by UN Women, it was revealed that women are more susceptible to the effects of climate change in China than their male counterparts.

Bike to work
Beijing to Regulate Parking for Ride-Share Bicycles

Ride-share bicycles parked randomly across Beijing have been causing problems for pedestrians and public transportation these days. Here's how the government plans to deal with the issue.

The facade of Village 127 French Bakery and Cafe
Shanghai Cafe Gets Flak For Employing Those From HIV/AIDS Affected Families

Business became sluggish for Village 127 French Bakery and Cafe after it was revealed that their employees come from families affected by HIV/AIDS.

German dictator Adolf Hitler addresses a rally in Germany in 1933.
‘Hunting Hitler’ Season 3 air date: Season 3 may still happen; Adolf Hitler may have lived in Chile after the war?

It was just recently when the documentary drama series “Hunting Hitler” ended its second installment. Although the third season is still not yet confirmed, rumors are loud that there is enough material to produce “Hunting Hitler” Season 3.

The Midas touch: Albert Charkin working on a bust of Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich of Russia in 2012. The bust can be seen at St. Petersburg River Yacht Club.
Albert Charkin: Sculpting Sino-Russian Relations, Creating 'Art Bridge'

With the recent passing of renowned Russian artist Albert Charkin, he left behind a legacy that reached China. For many years, Charkin contributed to the fortification of Sino-Russian cultural relations.

A worker performs a CD4 HIV test at a lab of Shanghai Xuhui District Central Hospital on Dec. 6, 2006, in Shanghai, China.
HIV, AIDS cure and prevention: HIV-neutralizing antibody discovered; Nanotechnology to complement

HIV and AIDS cure has been highly researched in the past decades. Despite the lack of definitive and conclusive output, experts are now gradually unlocking potential cures and preventions, including a successful human trial of HIV-neutralizing antibody.

A woman with her scarf wrapped around her nose and mouth, feeling cold
Because being cold is the secret to weight loss, according to science

Looking for faster and effective ways to lose weight? The secret could just be as simple as turning down your heater.

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