Chinese President Xi Jinping said Wednesday that China and Singapore should deepen political trust and consolidate ties. Xi made the remarks when meeting with Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in Beijing.
Three Boeing 747-400 Freighters will be publicly auctioned on Taobao, the shopping platform of China's e-commerce giant Alibaba.
A professor from Peking University has hit the headlines after raking in millions yuan through his online economics classes, reports Xinhua News Agency.
China's housing authority has endorsed a pilot joint ownership housing scheme in Beijing and Shanghai, as part of government efforts to stabilize the property market.
The South China city of Shenzhen, known for its high concentration of hi-tech companies, plans to open two self-driving bus routes by the end of 2017.
Heavy police presence including an anti-terrorism team will be deployed Thursday night for U.S. singer Ariana Grande's concert in Hong Kong, the police said.
A course showing students how to be an online celebrity is causing controversy in China, reports Beijing Youth.
China has one of lowest murder rates in the world according to the latest figures released on Wednesday.
The Chinese and Australian armies have concluded a joint military training exercise in China.
'Biologically-inspired robots' and 'high-intensity ultrasound' might sound like inventions out of a sci-fi, rather than something you'd find at your local hospital.
It's been predicted that China's courier services will handle over 1 billion packages for the "Singles' Day" shopping spree in November.
The Federal Reserve will begin shrinking the enormous portfolio of bonds it amassed after the 2008 financial crisis to try to sustain a frail economy.
Chinese supply chain firm BEST Inc., backed by e-commerce giant Alibaba, made its trading debut on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Wednesday.
Lin Shaowen
A radio person, Mr. Lin Shaowen is strongly interested in international relations and Chinese politics. As China is quite often misunderstood in the rest of the world, he feels the need to better present the true picture of the country, the policies and meanings. So he talks a lot and is often seen debating. Then friends find a critical Lin Shaowen criticizing and criticized.
Xu Qinduo
Xu Qinduo is CRI's former chief correspondent to Washington DC, the United States. He works as the producer, host and commentator for TODAY, a flagship talk show on current affairs. Mr. Xu contributes regularly to English-language newspapers including Shenzhen Daily and Global Times as well as Chinese-language radio and TV services.
Liu Yan
Liu Yan is a best-selling author specializing in English learning and popular culture. Among his published works are English - The Real Deal (1&2) and Hold On, Sit Tight, Let's Enjoy This Cinematic Ride Together. He is also a long-time columnist for such esteemed magazines as English Language Learning and JoyRide English. In addition, Liu Yan is a commentator on social and cultural issues. He wants people to think of him as a trusted friend who can inform, educate and entertain all at the same time.
Luo Yu
Luo Yu is a freelance writer, CRI's former co-host of RoundTable, discussing the hottest social issues in China. He was also former producer and host of Biz Buzz, a weekly business program which includes exclusive interviews with global business and political leaders. Former guests include former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, former Pakistani Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz and Nobel Laureate in Economics Pro. Thomas Sargent. Luo Yu holds a MSc. Finance and Investment, a MSc. Management Science and Operational Research, a BSc in Biology and a BBA in Business Administration. Luo Yu loves exploring new opportunities. His boldest move might be when he switched from engineering to broadcasting. It’s a move he considers to be the wisest decision he's ever made.
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