The Danish people are suffering from the overwhelming presence of oysters on their shores. As a solution, Chinese companies are linking up with relevant authorities to bring the shellfish to foodies in China, Shanghaiist reported.
China’s greening campaign is under fire as a study published on Wednesday, May 3, suggested that the project’s successes were overstated, according to a report by the New York Times.
A researcher at the University of Houston received a $52,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to conduct a study on China’s air pollution.
The Communist Party has revealed that some of its officials are providing funds for the Dalai Lama who China treats as a separatist.
China called upon the United States and North Korea to reinstate contact and to resolve the crisis on the North’s nuclear weapons program.
China is trying to convince North Korea and the U.S. to go to the negotiating table and "stop irritating each other" after North Korea blamed the U.S. for pushing for a nuclear war.
China, through its state media, clarified that it will not intervene with India and Pakistan on the Kashmir issue.
CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles Co., the top train maker in China, is currently working on next-generation bullet trains that have a maximum operational speed of 400 kilometers per hour, China Daily reported.
Many students in Australia are taking advantage of the high demand Chinese consumers have for foreign goods, according to an article by Today Online.
A key component of the world’s longest cross-sea bridge has finally been installed by Chinese engineers on Tuesday, May 2, according to Xinhua.
China’s social media is being flooded by fake news mainly because it is translated into Chinese and easier to read.
United Airlines offered a settlement to David Dao when he got forcibly disembarked, sustaining injuries as he got dragged off the plane. Dao accepted the settlement for an undisclosed sum.
The fox hunt for corruption continues as China’s anti-graft drive goes full swing overseas.
A Chinese envoy said his country has little interest in importing goods from Pakistan because the products do not match China’s needs.
U.S. President Donald Trump appointed the longest-serving American public servant to deal with China.
