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Chinese researchers study feasibility of 1,500 km/h train
Chinese researchers are conducting a feasibility study of an ultra-fast train capable of traveling 1,500 kilometers per hour, a professor from Southwest Jiaotong University said at the 2018 World Transport Conference on Tuesday.
2018-06-20 -
China's Beidou system helps livestock water supply in remote pastoral areas
A water supply system for livestock in remote pastoral areas has been trialled in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, local researchers confirmed Sunday.
2018-06-17 -
Chinese envoy showcases LatAm projects under Belt & Road Initiative
This environment-friendly project has not only boosted the development of the electricity sector and the raw material industry, but also provided green energy for economic and social development in Brazil, said Ma.
2018-06-14 -
Gaofen satellites reduce China's dependence on foreign data
China's recently launched two Gaofen series satellites mark the establishment of a ground-air observation system that reduces China's dependence on foreign data, according to experts.
2018-06-12 -
China builds alliance to protect Great Wall
Initiated by Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage and the China Foundation for Cultural Heritage, the alliance is an open platform initially composed of government departments, non-government organizations, research institutions, private companies, and universities.
2018-06-08 -
Plane design software needs upgrading
Chinese experts warn that foreign-developed aircraft design software dominates the world's market, leaving China's aircraft industry vulnerable to foreign manipulation.
2018-06-01 -
China ranked best developing country in Asia for children to grow up
China has ranked as the best developing country in Asia for children to grow up in for the second year in a row as it continues to make progress in child well-being, according to a new report by Save the Children.
2018-05-31 -
China announces more evidence detailing origins of its 5,000-year-old civilization
Chinese civilization has long been hailed as one of the oldest in the world – up to 5,000 years old – and now researchers in the country have found more archaeological evidence to prove that.
2018-05-29 -
Rural education to get more financial support
China will lend stronger financial support to improve education quality in remote rural areas to improve the country's weak links in education, a senior official said.
2018-05-26 -
Old Summer Palace stones to be reinforced
The surviving remnants of columns and gates in Beijing's Yuanmingyuan - or Old Summer Palace - will be reinforced to prevent them from collapsing.
2018-05-24 -
China to launch another 11 BeiDou-3 satellites in 2018
China will launch another 11 BeiDou-3 satellites by the end of 2018, adding to its domestic BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS), said an official at an academic conference on Wednesday.
2018-05-23 -
Karl Marx manuscript sells at auction for 3 million yuan
A single page of manuscript written by German philosopher Karl Marx was sold for over 3 million yuan at a recent auction in China, Chinanew.com reported on May 22.
2018-05-22 -
Health of wetland a priority of Tibet
The wetland is also a key "climate regulator" in the plateau area and is home to more than 400 wild creatures, including iconic species such as white-neck crane and Tibetan wild donkey.
2018-05-19 -
China to safeguard global trade system
China's ongoing trade talks with the US are not only aimed at achieving reciprocal outcomes but are also meant to safeguard the multilateral trade system, experts said.
2018-05-16 -
Ancient Afghan artifacts protected through Chinese exhibitions
For more than one year, Chinese museums have been displaying ancient cultural treasures from Afghanistan with the aim of protecting them before they are shipped to another country for exhibition.
2018-05-15 -
China-developed cyber mimic defense withstands 500,000 attacks
A cyberspace security system based on the China-proposed mimic defense theory has withstood over 500,000 hacker attacks in an international challenge, held in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province.
2018-05-13 -
New homes, new lives rise from the ruins
Ten years later, 38 counties and districts in Sichuan that were damaged or demolished have been reconstructed. New schools, hospitals, apartment buildings and parks have risen from the ruins.
2018-05-12 -
Li reminds Japanese of terms in treaty
Both countries should comply with the treaty to increase friendship, said Li, who called for learning from history and facing up to the future, while keeping high-level exchanges between the two neighbors.
2018-05-11 -
Wenchuan earthquake: A decade of development in numbers
10 years have passed since the devastating 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, and the hardest-hit areas of southwest China's Sichuan Province have rebuilt themselves after years of hard work.
2018-05-10 -
China launches new Earth observation satellite for environmental monitoring
China on Wednesday launched Gaofen-5, a hyperspectral imaging satellite, as part of the country's high-resolution Earth observation project.
2018-05-09 -
Premier's Indonesia visit to boost overall relations with Southeast Asia
Li arrived in Jakarta on Sunday and is expected to hold talks with Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Vice President Jusuf Kalla.
2018-05-08 -
China-donated statue of Karl Marx unveiled in Germany's Trier
A China-donated statue of German philosopher Karl Marx was unveiled in his hometown Trier Saturday on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
2018-05-06 -
Wang’s DPRK visit captures global interest
State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi wrapped up his two-day visit to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, during which he met with DPRK’s top leader Kim Jong-un and Foreign Minister Ri Yong-ho.
2018-05-05 -
China launches new communication satellite
China launched a new communication satellite "APSTAR-6C" at 12:06 a.m. Friday at the southwestern Xichang Satellite Launch Center.
2018-05-04 -
Chinese submersibles probe South China Sea
China has carried out deep-sea research with two submersibles to explore a cold seep in the South China Sea.
2018-05-03 -
Talks can silence the drums of trade war
Last month, the United States administration fired the opening salvo in what could lead to a full-blown trade war.
2018-05-03 -
China's ARJ21 regional jetliner flies new routes in extreme cold region
China's home-developed ARJ21 regional jetliner on Wednesday began to fly on new routes in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, according to its developer.
2018-05-03 -
China developing reusable space rocket
China aims to recover the first stage of the Long March-8 carrier rocket, which is still under development and is expected to make its maiden flight around 2021, according to a Chinese rocket expert.
2018-04-30 -
High-speed rail for 2022 Winter Olympics to test in 2019
A high-speed rail link between Beijing and 2022 Winter Olympics co-host Zhangjiakou will begin test runs in August, 2019.
2018-04-28 -
China's Chang'e-4 relay satellite named 'Queqiao'
The relay satellite for the Chang'e-4 lunar probe, which is expected to land on the far side of the Moon later this year, has been named "Queqiao" - magpie bridge.
2018-04-25 -
32 Chinese killed in major traffic accident in DPRK
China dispatched a working group with medical experts to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) at noon Monday after a major road accident occurred Sunday night in the country, the Foreign Ministry said Monday afternoon.
2018-04-23 -
Over 50 Chinese-made aircraft delivered to Belt and Road countries
More than 50 Chinese-made Y-12 series aircraft have been delivered to eight Belt and Road countries, according to aircraft manufacturer AVIC Harbin Aircraft Industry Group Co., Ltd (HAIG).
2018-04-21 -
China to launch Long March-5 Y3 rocket in late 2018
China plans to launch its heavy-lift carrier rocket, the Long March-5 Y3, in late 2018, after finding the cause of the failure of the Long March-5 Y2, according to the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense.
2018-04-16 -
China launches cloud platform to facilitate scientists
The Chinese Academy of Sciences launched a scientific cloud platforms to provide scientists with accessible, accurate and secure data services to drive research and innovation, Friday's China Daily reported.
2018-04-14 -
China's unmanned submersible to be upgraded after 50th dive
China's unmanned submersible Qianlong II has completed 50 dives since its commission, and will have a technology upgrade soon, scientists said.
2018-04-08 -
Relics from Sino-Japanese War shipwreck on show in northeast China
Relics salvaged from the wreck of the warship Zhiyuan, sunk by the Japanese navy 124 years ago, are being exhibited in northeast China's Liaoning Province.
2018-04-06 -
China condemns US tariff list, vows to retaliate
China denounced a US government announcement on Tuesday listing 1,300 Chinese products subject to tariffs under Section 301 of the US Trade Act of 1974.
2018-04-04 -
Shanghai makes residency easier for foreign experts
Shanghai streamlined the procedures on Monday for highly skilled foreigners working in the municipality to get their residence permits within three working days through an online application.
2018-04-03 -
China launches high resolution earth observation satellites
China on Saturday launched three Gaofen-1 imaging satellites as part of the country's high-definition earth observation project.
2018-04-02 -
China starts comprehensive training of astronauts for space station
Comprehensive training for astronauts on China's future space station missions is underway, according to the Astronaut Center of China (ACC) Friday.
2018-03-31