To mark the 70th anniversary of World War II, China will showcase photo exhibits globally, in 150 countries. Over 300 photos of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the Anti-Fascist War between the 1930s and 1940s will be displayed, in cooperation with the State Archives Administration and the Xinhua News Agency.
A new study reveals that electric autonomous vehicles or self driving taxis can significantly cut gas emissions and help curb climate change.
The Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport has recently launched its official WeChat account. The social media platform allow users to check traffic situation and road conditions, and to report transport-related issues.
A Vale-designed iron-ore carrier has docked at the Qingdao Port over the weekend. This comes after China has lifted on Thursday the ban it imposed in 2012 on huge iron-ore vessels.
Suidobashi Heavy Industry accepts the robot duel proposal from US based company MegaBots Inc. where the giant robot fight will happen one year from now.
China's leading e-commerce website Taobao, known for selling unconventional items, has added a new item in its “commodities”: new college graduates. The effort aims to help students link up with employers and find a job.
The Chinese government debuted its "Internet Plus" action plan on Saturday to fuel economic growth by integrating the Internet with other traditional industries.
Social constructs, pressure, threats, and less-than-desirable job prospects are some of the things that hinder gay government workers from coming out. These factors are all part of workplace conservatism, which is prevalent across government offices in China.
T-Mobile CEO John Legere made remarks on different wireless phone carriers including AT&T, Verizon and Sprint. Legere just recently scrutinized Sprint's "All In" plan via Twitter that irritates Sprint chief executive Marcelo Claure.
A new study financed by three different government agencies may further divide the United States on the negative and positive impact on society on the use of marijuana. The research appears to confuse, rather than enlighten, on the issue of cannabis use, notes Motley Fool.
NASA's New Horizons is showing some mysterious signs of technical problems just 10 days before it was supposed to make its approach to Pluto.
Chinese netizens are in an uproar over Hillary Clinton’s comments against China. The U.S. Democratic presidential candidate is considered “hostile” toward the country by most of those who chanced upon her speech.
The Chinese government is considering plans to export its J-10B fighter equipped with the Russian-built AL31FN-S3 engine to Pakistan and other potential buyers from Asia, Africa and Latin America in the future, according to Kanwa Defense Review, a Canada-based Chinese-language military magazine.
A report issued by the nation’s top drug authority has revealed that online sales of medicines have skyrocketed in China, reaching the total value of 7 trillion yuan ($1.1 trillion) last year, the China Daily reported.
The People's Liberation Army (PLA) is set to fix 69 financial irregularities and close all the loopholes in its treasury by issuing a recent regulation.
