Hidden in Jinzi Mountain in the province of Fuling is a military infrastructure considered one of China’s most ambitious: the 816 nuclear plant. But its days as a nuclear site is over; it has now been transformed into a tourist attraction, according to an article by The New York Times.
A rat was tied by all four paws to a trolley and "shamed" for stealing rice from a convenience store.
China and the Philippines had an agreement on $3.7 billion worth of projects for boosting cooperation and highlighting the improvement in their formerly frosty relations.
On Jan. 30, the Miss Universe 2016 grand coronation will start the ball rolling with the announcement of the Top 12. The Top 12 beauty queens will walk down the runway in their sexy swimsuits.
"Building national defense depends heavily on the masses. Public support is of great importance to our military."
A 37-year-old woman is in critical condition after being diagnosed with human H7N9 avian flu in Central China’s Hunan Province.
Using "indescribable weather condition" as a euphemism for smog, a Chinese weather app has made use of such phrases to mock the ban by China’s meteorological authorities from releasing smog alerts. The posts have become viral since being posted by the weather app.
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.
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has recently pumped in a record amount of cash ahead of the Spring Festival. This is in anticipation of the cash crunch that it will see over the holiday until the end of the month.
The Chinese state media declared that the military will be proceeding with exercises in the South China Sea. The exercises will be similar to the drill led by the aircraft carrier Liaoning and several warships last month.
The J-20, which made its first flight only in 2011, was never intended as an air superiority fighter.
A Chinese professor has made the headlines for the wrong reason, following his sexist blog post that detailed his crude methods of assessing female applicants for a news broadcasting graduate school based on physical appearance.
The National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology will be in charge of the developing Taiwan's new fourth generation ++ fighter.
Xia Guozan, a staunch supporter of the People's Liberation Army, waged an online war against Liang Hongda, a TV host, demanding from the latter an apology that was never given.
