 Hangzhou affected by gas shortage, radio says
China is pumping more gas to the north, reducing supplies to the central cities of Wuhan, Hefei, Nanjing and Hangzhou, the radio reported on its Web site today, without saying where it got the information. |
Hangzhou becomes 3rd biggest luxury brand market in China
Hangzhou, with a well-developed private economy and abundant private capital, has developed the largest private sector among all major cities in the Yangtze River Delta (PRD) region. |
Hangzhou to monitor drug makers online
Hangzhou, the capital city of Zhejiang Province, will soon launch an online information system to help supervise the production process of 17 pharmaceutical companies in the city to guarantee drug quality, Zhejiang Food and Drug Administration announced on Nov. 9. |
Sichuan-Tibet Highway attracts visitors
Self-drive seems to have become the order of the day with tourists driving hundreds of cars each day on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, a major part of the No. 318 Highway connecting China's mainland to the Tibet Autonomous Region. |
Hangzhou hosts Sharp Environmental Forum
The ninth Sharp Environmental Forum was held in Hangzhou on November 10, 2009 to respond to the growing momentum of environmental efforts in China. |
Student runs naked to protest power cuts
A student in a university in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, ran across the premises completely naked to protest frequent power cuts in the dorm. |
Jia Qinglin calls on CPPCC to play bigger role
China's top political advisor Jia Qinglin called on the united front and the people's political consultative conference to play a bigger role in countering the global financial crisis and promoting a harmonious society. |
College student runs naked in E China
A college senior, surnamed Hu, ran naked recently through the campus of Zhejiang Gongshang University. |
11th West Lake International Expo rakes in 13.8 billion
With the curtain falling on the 11th West Lake International Expo on November 7 in Zhejiang’s Hangzhou, the 22-day-long Expo scooped up 13.8 billion yuan. |
Favorable measures used to lure overseas talents
Hangzhou High-tech Industry Development Zone launched a new plan to attract international talents at the opening ceremony for the Overseas High-level Innovative Entrepreneurship Talent Base. |
New policy to benefit migrant children in Hangzhou
Hangzhou Municipal Education Department has launched a series of new policies to promote equal education for migrant children. |
Cash for tips on beggar gangs
Hangzhou plans to offer RMB200 for tips leading to the arrest of beggar gangs that use children and handicapped people, a local senior official said Thursday. |
Hangzhou International Online officially launches
Hangzhou municipal government held an official ceremony for the launch of Hangzhou International Online and the creation of China Daily website’s Hangzhou International Online News Center Thursday in Hangzhou. |
High-level talks warm up Obama's visit
Sino-US ties have been warmed up for President Obama's upcoming China visit by frequent contacts between high-level officials from both sides, experts said. China, US Repeat Calls against Protectionism |
Cold snap brings snow
A cold front accompanied by strong winds will continue to push down temperatures across the country in the coming two days. |
China cleans oil spill from Iran ship
Maritime workers were cleaning an oil spill at the mouth of the Yangtze River Monday, a day after an Iranian-registered freighter was hit by strong waves and stranded on rocks off east China's coast. |
Physicist Qian Xuesen dies at 98
China's keystone space scientist Qian Xuesen, widely known as the country's father of space technology, dies here Saturday morning at the age of 98. |
Burn the blues away
Beijing-based moxibustionist Fan Changwei holds a burning stick of moxa, above the patient's skin, focusing the heat on an acupuncture point, to stimulate the flow of energy. |
Man spends fortune to cure pet dog of cancer
A resident of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, has spent nearly 70,000 yuan ($10,300) on treatment for his pet dog who suffers from cancer. |
Winter-spring flight schedule hits the skies
The new winter-spring flight schedule released by China's aviation authority has triggered carriers to add more flight routes while greatly slashing ticket prices to compete for passengers. |
