Experts predict that China’s ban on ivory trade will bring more harm to elephants.
President Xi Jinping is calling for discipline in the Communist Party as the elections draw near.
The Chinese government recently announced the release of major funding for green energy investment.
Today, China is only able to project power within the South China Sea and nearby waters.
As tension between the incoming Trump administration and China intensifies, China has announced that it won’t be backing down should this erupt into a full-blown trade war. This came after Trump targeted China in his recent tweets and the names included in the nominees for trade officials.
More Chinese women overseas are taking the easy life by indulging in sex service. Those involved are temporary visa holders in New Zealand and young women in Indonesia.
The source of a mysterious radio signal coming from the outer space has been finally located by scientists. After a decade of research, experts were finally able to pinpoint the origin of the first fast radio burst.
Climate change has caused massive lake formations across the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and extensive lake loss on the Mongolian Plateau between 1970 and 2013.
The brand-new China-U.K. rail line emphasizes the second-largest economy’s growing propensity to create economic opportunities out of holes left by political and economic uncertainties worldwide.
The two most powerful countries in the world have decided to stay friends.
The Chinese government wants all establishments to be earthquake-safe by 2020.
"We further assess Putin and the Russian Government developed a clear preference for President-elect Trump," said the report.
The Shanghai-Kunming line is being described as China's most beautiful high-speed railway route.
With the air pollution worsening, more schools in China have decided to install anti-smog domes to let students play and exercise outside despite periods of heavy smog. But citizens have called on the government to provide more sustainable solutions for China's smog problem.
