| Mass murderer Mao killed 45 million Chinese during 'Great Leap Forward' China's communist ruler Mao Tse Tung killed 45 million of his people between 1958 and 1961 during what was dubbed as the world's biggest man-made... | |
| Kim Kardashian poses with two nude hunks for mag photo shoot Actress Kim Kardashian has appeared on the cover of Hong Kong mag Prestige with two nude... |
| Four killed in fight over 1 yuan Four people were killed after a bloody altercation took place over a 1 yuan (US 15 cents) parking charge in China's Yangpu... |
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| China, US discuss defense issues, despite suspension in military exchanges A senior Chinese general met with the head of a leading U.S. think tank and discussed the building of strong military ties between both countries, despite military exchanges between the two nations having been frozen since... |
| India conveys concerns over Chinese presence in PoK India has conveyed its concerns to Beijing on Chinese activities in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir... |
| 150,000 wild boars go on a rampage in China Over 150,000 rampaging wild boars in a province in eastern China are giving sleepless nights to farmers who have been forced to maintain round-the-clock vigil to save their... |
| Have kids outside marriage, pay hefty fines Married people in a Chinese city who have children outside their marriage will now face heavy fines up to 250,000 yuan... |
| 12 killed in China landslide At least 12 people have been killed and 36 are still missing after mudslides hit a village in southwest China's Yunnan province, authorities said... |
| European Businesses Says China Breaks Trade Rules China Orders More Food Production to Counter Inflation A European business group has accused the Chinese government of failing to honor promises to the World Trade Organization - a policy it says has... |
| China Orders More Food Production to Counter Inflation China Sentences US Geologist to 8 Years Rising food prices have led China's government to order an increase in vegetable production to ward off inflation and the threat of a public backlash. Rising... |
| Forum discusses ECFA, Taiwan's priorities for economic integration Taipei, Sept. 3 (CNA) Taiwan is focusing on Asian regional economic integration after its historic trade agreement with China, panelists in a forum agreed Friday, but they had different opinions on... |
| Taiwan foreign exchange reserves hit record high Taipei, Sept. 3 (CNA) Taiwan's foreign exchange reserves hit a record high of US$372.06 billion at the end of August, the central bank said Friday. The figure was US$1.96 billion higher than a month... |
| CAL to open three new all-cargo flight routes destined to China Taipei, Sept. 3 (CNA) China Airlines (CAL) , Taiwan's largest carrier, announced Friday that it will open all-cargo flight services between Taiwan's Taoyuan airport and the cities of Xiamen, Nanjing... |
| Letters to the International Herald Tribune: Pakistan and China The opinion article “China’s discreet hold on Pakistan’s northern borderlands” by Selig Harrison (Views, Aug. 27) discusses the development activities of the Peoples... |
| Mole Eyes Mouse: Watch Out, Disney, Here Comes China's Taomee Cranes are in motion and construction boards are being heaved into piles as workers put in extra hours to finish several black towers arising inside of the Shanghai city-government run... |
| Ferrari 458 Italia recalled, yes, but real news is how many owned in China Of the five Ferrari 458 Italia supercars that combusted worldwide, two caught fire in China, highlighting the number of people in China who will pay $550,000 for a... |
| SAP Sees ‘Limitless’ Potential in ‘Second Home’ China Sept. 3 (Bloomberg) -- SAP AG aims to make China “a second home” as local companies seeking management tools and real-time business intelligence will provide “limitless... |
| New traffic jam halts China highway More than 10,000 vehicles are stuck in a 120km (75-mile) traffic jam on China's Beijing to Tibet motorway. The majority of the vehicles stuck in the jam, which began on Tuesday, are coal trucks... |
| Nation sees more thyroid problems Results from the latest epidemiology study have pointed to a thyroid-related disease outbreak in China that may be related to the nation's 1995 mandate to add iodine to salt, experts said. Roughly... |
| China marks 65th anniversary of WWII end+ BEIJING, Sept. 3 (AP) - (Kyodo)In cities across China on Friday, top government leaders, war veterans and schoolchildren marked the 65th anniversary of the end of World War II, which China... |
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| Tropical storm Lionrock brings heavy rainfall to SE China regions A local citizen rides motorcycle in rain on a street of Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province, Sept.3, 2010. Under the impact of tropical storm Lionrock, a thunder storm hit Wuhan on... |
| Chinese Navy ships makes first visit to Tonga Chinese Navy Rear Admiral Leng Zhenqing (L) shakes hands with a representative of the overseas Chinese in Nuku' alofa, capital of Tonga, Sept. 3, 2010. Two Chinese Navy ships, the training vessel... |
| CGSES to launch service of gold trading in yuan Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society (CGSES)'s president Zhang Dexi said that it plans to launch gold trading services in yuan by the fourth quarter of the year, according to media reports... |
| Shangri-La to open 30 more hotels in China in next 3 years Hong Kang-based Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts plans to open another 30 hotels in China in the coming three years, especially in third-tier cities, doubling the quantity it owns in the country,... |
| China to launch communications satellite Sinosat-6 within next few days XICHANG, Sichuan Province, Sept. 3 (Xinhua) -- China will launch the "SinoSat-6" satellite for radio and television broadcasting from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwest China's Sichuan... |
| China marks 65th anniversary of victory against Japanese invasion Soldiers and citizens attend a ceremony to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the end of World War II in Changsha, China's Hunan province, Sept 3, 2010. (Xinhua... |
| India conveys concern to China over troops in Gilgit-Baltistan Beijing/New Delhi, Sep 3 : India Friday conveyed its concern to China over its 'activities and presence' in Pakistan-administered... |
| Report AIG Files Application to List AIA on Hong Kong Exchange American International Group Inc filed an application with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to list its Asian life insurance unit, AIA Group Ltd, a source familiar with the matter... |
| China's Traffic Jam Tells A Story SYDNEY, Australia -- China has always been the place for the worlds biggest anything: the Great wall, Tiananmen Square, the South China Mall in Dongguan, and now the on-again-off-again traffic... |
| China??s Traffic Jam Tells A Story SYDNEY, Australia -- China has always been the place for the worlds biggest anything: the Great wall, Tiananmen Square, the South China Mall in Dongguan, and now the on-again-off-again traffic... |
| Miner digs underground home Left: Chen Xinnian on Tuesday shows how he managed to build the underground apartment. Right: Chen Xinnian (left) and his wife Liu Shula dance in their underground apartment in Zhengzhou, Henan... |
| Rush of visitors to Expo in a lull The Expo Garden has seen a sharp decrease in the number of visitors this week, but organizers said the drop is temporary and visitors would increase again with the National Day holiday around the... |
| Gen p-'80 incapable of supporting parents, finds survey A vast majority - a staggering 90 percent - of the post-1980 generation believes it is incapable of supporting parents, according to a recent survey, which polled 1,612 people born in or after 1980.... |
| New oil pricing mechanism drafted Crude oil prices fell nearly one month, standing under $75 per barrel Tuesday, while China still kept the retail price unchanged. Crude prices have dropped since the August 3 peak of $82.89 per... |
| China orders action to cool food prices China has ordered local leaders to cool a surge in politically sensitive food prices by raising vegetable production amid rising tensions in poor countries over surging food... |
| Special Coverage: Chinese bristling at census When census taker Wang Xinwei knocks on doors as part of her job, many Chinese, rather than foreigners, will refuse to even speak to her. "I'm surprised that it's the Chinese who are not very... |
| Gold price opens higher in Hong Kong -- Sept 3 /enpproperty--> HONG KONG - The gold price in Hong Kong went up HK$20 to open at HK$11,580 per tael on Friday, according to the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society. The price is equivalent to... |
| China stock index futures close lower - Sept 1 /enpproperty--> BEIJING - China's stock index futures closed lower Wednesday with the contract for September, the most actively traded, down 0.76 percent from the previous trading day to end at... |
| Family values deep-rooted in Chinese consumers' minds The study, named Media Atlas China, found that some 77 percent of respondents in the Tier 1 cities strongly agree or agree that they usually think about the needs of their families when buying... |
| Hong Kong stocks close 0.97% lower -- August 31 /enpproperty--> HONG KONG - Hong Kong stocks closed down 200.73 points, or 0.97 percent, at 20,536.49 on Tuesday. Turnover totaled HK$56.89 billion compared with Monday' s HK$49.25... |
| Smoke-free scenes in films, TV growing in China /enpproperty--> Although smoking scenes are still widespread in Chinese films and TV programs, the number of tobacco-free works showed a marked increase from 2008, according to 2009 statistics... |
| Jin Xu said to leave Guotai Jin Xu, general manager of Guotai Asset Management Co, may leave the company and join a State-backed investment or a private equity firm, the Beijing-based newspaper Economic Information reported... |
| Aug PMI for non-manufacturing sector steady at 60.1% /enpproperty--> BEIJING - The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for China's non-manufacturing sector in August remained the same as in July, at 60.1 percent, the China Federation of Logistics and... |
| Govt moves to improve food safety systems /enpproperty--> BEIJING - China's food monitoring and risk assessment systems are to be upgraded with new technologies and more funding, said a government report received by Xinhua Friday. The... |
| Ford sees surging sales in China, India Submit your comment Times may be difficult at home for US auto giant Ford, but business is looking good in China and India, according to sales figures published on Thursday. The company said sales... |
| Hong Kong Government: To Auction Kowloon Tong Site Oct 12 , the government said. The site, located at No. 3 and 5 Ede Road, is adjacent to the parcel of land won by Kerry Properties Ltd. on Tuesday... |
