 20 new urban rising stars
20 new urban rising stars |
Hangzhou to distribute RMB 40m travel coupons
During the Shanghai World Exposition, Hangzhou government will distribute 100,000 travel coupons. |
Made-in-Hangzhou car by December
The first car to be made in Hangzhou is expected to roll off the assembly line by the end of this year. |
Hangzhou’s Young Pioneers held activity to help arid areas’ people
Donation Launch Ceremony for Hangzhou’s Young Pioneers Support the Arid Areas was held at Jing Du Primary School. |
Charging stations
Zhejiang Province government is planning to build six new charging stations in Hangzhou. |
Asian pop diva Coco Lee on tour
Asian pop diva Coco Lee has kicked off her comeback world tour at the Taipei Arena.Billed as East to West, the concert saw 13 costume changes, with Lee dressed as Barbie, Cleopatra, Hua Mulan and imperial concubine Yang Guifei from the Tang Dynasty. |
First Raspberry Festival will be held
A conference for the first festival of the Shenyang international raspberry festival was held on April 2nd in Beijing New Poly Plaza. |
Shanghai World Expo Hangzhou Pavilion in Test Operation
The Hangzhou Pavilion, which is located in UBPA, presents the theme “harnessing the five waters.” |
Leeds celebrates 21 years of Hangzhou link
Leeds, a metropolitan borough in West Yorkshire, UK, is set to mark 21 years of friendship with the town of Hangzhou. |
Direct flight between Hangzhou and EU kicks off
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will launch the first non-stop flight route between Amsterdam and Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport on May 8th this year. |
80 destinations ready for Citizens’ Experience Day
Hangzhou Citizens’ Experience Day is intended to help citizens know various aspects of life in Hangzhou by giving them a chance to work in different environments. |
Healthy walking along West Lake
You can imagine what a wonderful thing it is to walk along West Lake. |
Hangzhou Citizen Card benefit 2.3 million card holders
Hangzhou, the capital city of Zhejiang, says it has issued about 2.3 million citizen cards since 2004. |
Registration required for visitors to Shanghai
Now just a month away from the opening of the Shanghai World Expo, security has been ratcheted up all over China. |
Chinese cities go in for "Earth Hour"
In Xi'an, capital of northwestern Shaanxi Province, volunteers gathered on March 27 night to promote low-carbon activities in the north square of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, the city's 1400-year-old landmark Buddhist pagoda which goes dark during the "Earth Hour". |
News analysis: Will Volvo brand thrive?
Geely's acquisition of Volvo will help Geely's brand, but the challenges and the risks are equal to the opportunity. |
Toyota says to compensate Chinese car owners
Toyota on Monday promised to compensate Chinese car owners on the latest recalls, the first of its kind in the country. |
No timetable yet for Shanghai-Hangzhou maglev line: official
There has been no timetable for the construction of a maglev line project between Hangzhou and Shanghai, a spokesman of the Shanghai municipal government said Monday. |
KLM launches scheduled service to Hangzhou
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will launch a scheduled service between Amsterdam in the Netherlands and Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport in China on May 8, 2010, becoming the first airline to offer a direct service between Hangzhou and Europe. The new service will be operated three times a week. Flight KL881 will depart from Amsterdam's Schiphol airport on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, arriving in Hangzhou the following day. Return flight KL 882 will depart from Hangzhou on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, arriving in Amsterdam on the same day. |
Sand storms sweep much of China
Dust and sand have swept Beijing and a large swathe of the country.The Beijing environmental monitoring center ranked Monday's air quality as "level four," meaning hazardous with moderate pollution. On Saturday, it was level five, the worst. The center advised people to keep doors and windows closed, and cover their faces. The Central Meteorological Station said the impact of the successive sandstorms had stretched to eastern and southern regions, such as Shanghai, Nanjing and Hangzhou. |
