 US probes loom over auto parts 2012-02-03
BEIJING - The United States is likely to start more anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations into Chinese exports of auto parts, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday. |
The merry monk of Hangzhou 2012-01-27
Eighteen huge life-size murals depicting the life of the legendary monk Ji Gong (1130-1209) debuted at Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, in November. |
'Strategic views' hold key to Sino-US ties 2012-01-17
BEIJING - When discussing the normalization of Sino-US relations, senior diplomat Ding Yuanhong said that "the strategic views" of both countries' leaders are very important, even for future Sino-US relations. |
OMO donates winter clothes to Project Hope 2012-01-16
OMO, a well-known global washing detergent brand from Unilever, donated 990,000 yuan-worth of VANCLE brand clothing to China Youth Development Foundation (CYDF) on January 13, 2012 to benefit pupils at Project Hope primary schools. |
Wuliangye liquor auctioned for $155,687 in E China 2012-01-03
A bottle of Wuliangye brewed in the 1960s is sold at 980,000 yuan ($155,687) at a liquor auction fair in Hangzhou, East China’s Zhejiang province on Jan 2, 2012. |
Glitches Hamper Web sales of tickets 2011-12-31
The railway system's online booking system has begun to show its vulnerability - and at times has been unable to issue tickets that were paid for - as the massive wave of travelers during Spring Festival approaches. |
Rolling into new terrain 2011-12-30
Investors are splashing top dollar into the car rental industry. |
The bridges that hold nations together 2011-12-30
To promote balanced economic development and improve a country's overall national strength, many countries have begun to build cross-sea bridges. China is no exception. |
New Hangzhou coach Okada aims to beat Barca 2011-12-28
New Hangzhou Greentown manager Takeshi Okada, famed for his confident predictions, left his players at the Chinese side laughing at him when he boldly told them he was targeting victory over Barcelona at the Club World Cup next year. |
Health club 2011-12-23
Hehe Health Club, an establishment providing Chinese traditional style massage, spa and tea, is located at 206 Nanshan Lu, Shangcheng district.The stylish two-floor villa is a city-level protected building. |
Sinochem targets 'green development' as future strategy 2011-12-23
HANGZHOU - Sinochem Group, the State-owned chemicals giant, has identified "green development" as a key strategic focus to achieve economic benefits and shoulder more social responsibility, according to Liu Deshu, the company's president. |
Property sales see further declines in East China 2011-12-21
Commercial property sales in booming Zhejiang province has seen further declines as the property sector continues to cool off with no signs of immediate loosening of tightening measures. |
Hundreds of fugitives surrender online 2011-12-19
In addition to going directly to a police station, fugitive suspects can also log onto a police website and submit an application for surrender. |
4A awards crown the best in advertising 2011-12-15
The sixth 4A Jinyin Award, one of the most important advertising awards, was held recently at Beijing's 798 D-park. |
Tmall recruits volunteers to fight fake products 2011-12-17
China's largest business-to-consumer (B2C) platform, Tmall (tmall.com), has recruited volunteer buyers to help with its campaign to eliminate fake products sold by users of the website. |
Green way to go 2011-12-14
Unfortunately China, which was once known as the "kingdom of bicycles", has become one of the most hostile places for cyclists. |
Firm eager to meet nation's steady demand for English 2011-12-08
When Shanghai schools reopened for a new season in September, 30 government officials were among the students preparing to take courses. |
Group data network to yield big savings for North Asian shippers 2011-12-08
HANGZHOU - An information-sharing interface for port shipping in China, Japan and South Korea was introduced on Tuesday in Hangzhou, the capital city of East China's Zhejiang province. |
Not the best, but he beat the man who is 2011-12-07
China's Wu Peng, the man who ended nearly a decade of domination by Michael Phelps in the 200m butterfly, said a change in his training regime and a strong season have given him the confidence to aim for a medal at next year's London Olympics. |
'Customer first' is this airline's major concern 2011-12-06
BEIJING - Hainan Airlines, China's fourth largest airline, has been expanding internationally since 2008, and expects to see its international growth picking up faster. |
