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Beijing bars: a sip of Chinese culture
For Adriaa, a South African tourist, a few sips of tea in a bar featuring Chinese horticulture and framed windows meant more than just an evening's pastime; instead it gave him a real feeling of being in the ...
Apple opens first store in China
Over 400 Apple enthusiasts lined up Saturday morning to be among the first customers at the opening of China's first Apple Store in Beijing.
Tianjin and Beijing getting closer, benefiting both
The planned over-the-counter market and the Beijing-Tianjin express railway are upgrading the importance of Tianjin and spurring the economic integration of the cities.
Few Chinese presidents ever visited Tibet in five decades
Tajikistan News.Net Sunday 20th July, 2008 Tibet may well be an 'inalienable' part of the People's Republic of China, but few Chinese presidents or its paramount leaders have ever visited the region in the past ...
iPhones hot even in places Apple has yet to reach
In the Soviet days, Russians asked their American friends to bring blue jeans, rock records and other Western goods into the country.
We must not ignore suffering of Tibet
Tibet, the broad, high plateau between India and China, is bigger than Western Europe and the source of the great rivers of Asia.
Quake-hit students spend joyous day with President Hu
As the special guests of Chinese President Hu Jintao , 88 students from the quake-hit areas on Wednesday visited Zhongnanhai, the compound of central authorities, and had a joyous time with grandpa Hu before ...
Giant pandas suffer post-quake trauma
Si Jia stood on her hind legs trying to snatch her milk bowl from a zoo keeper's hand.
China's top legislator said NPC was ready to further exchanges with the National Assembly of Guinea.
China National People's Congress was ready to further exchanges with the National Assembly of Guinea on legislation, democracy and legal construction, said China's top legislator Wu Bangguo on Monday.
Indian students duped, left stranded in China
BEIJING: Nearly 150 Indian medical students are stranded in airports and other places in China after discovering that the air tickets they bought were fakes.
There is a saying that happiness is a journey, not a destination. In the rush and toil of daily life, this is often forgotten.
Made in China ... a vendor in an Aladdin's cave of luggage. Photo: AFP Destination Fact sheets China July 12, 2008 Across the border, where Hong Kongers flock, Amanda Wilson finds shopping for luxuries too good ...
Arguably Beijing's most popular tourist destination, Tiananmen Square is a large open space surrounded by official buildings that is used for big celebrations and is often the spot where government officials ...
Asia underground market awaits iPhone
As Apple Inc. rolled out its newest iPhone in Asia on Friday, dealers and buyers said it's only a matter of time - maybe as little as a few days - before the popular device hits the region's thriving ...
Guide to dining out in Beijing
You'll find a selection of great restaurants around almost every corner in Beijing, but some areas have built their reputations on their cuisines.
Ontario premier to lead 'green' trade delegation to China in the fall
Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty says he will lead a trade mission to China in the fall with an emphasis on environmental technologies.
Shenzhen ups ante on HK cooperation
Passengers in this southern boomtown are expected to spend just 12 minutes traveling to Hong Kong international airport aboard a cross-border railway by 2011.
Cross-Straits ties should ride 'good momentum'
HANGZHOU: Both sides of the Taiwan Straits should ride on the current momentum of warming ties and move forward by addressing existing problems and possible future ones, the Chinese mainland Taiwan affairs ...
"No Car Day" in Southwestern Chinese City
Last year, Kunming, China took part in "No Car Day" . Now, the southwestern Chinese city has gone above and beyond by instituting a "No Car Day" every month.
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From Skull Valley to China: USU rangelands project could have wide-ranging benefits
Linden Greenhalgh recently returned from a trip to Mongolia for a conference on grasslands where he presented a project that USU has been using in Skull Valley.