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China to uphold, improve unified systems for ensuring wellbeing of urban, rural residents
China will work to uphold and improve unified systems for ensuring the wellbeing of both urban and rural residents and to meet people's ever-increasing needs for a better life.
China to uphold, improve basic socialist economic system
China will work to uphold and improve its basic socialist economic system and promote the high-quality development of the economy.
China to uphold, improve socialist administration system with Chinese characteristics: document
China will work to uphold and improve the socialist administration system with Chinese characteristics and put in place government governance systems featuring clearly defined functions and duties and law-based government administration, according to a decision of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee.
CPC issues decisions on improving rule of law following recent plenary
China will work to uphold and improve the system of socialist rule of law with Chinese characteristics and improve the Party's capacity for law-based governance and law-based exercising of state power.
Hong Kong lawmaker Junius Ho attacked by knife-wielding man
Junius Ho, a member of the Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), was attacked at 8:44 a.m. local time on Wednesday near the Richland Garden mall in Tuen Mun.
CIIE 2019: LEGO's Business aspirations in Chinese market
Chinese President Xi Jinping opened the second China International Import Expo (CIIE) on Tuesday with a promise to ease market access, counter protectionism and boost economic globalization.
HKSAR gov't plans 2nd community dialogue after district election
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government is hoping to arrange the second community dialogue with the public after the district council election this month.
China's nighttime economy spurs long-lasting vitality to winter
China's night catering consumption jumped 47 percent in 2018 from a year earlier, 2 percent higher than the daytime growth, according to a report released by the China Tourism Academy (CTA) and Meituan, a Yelp-like Chinese online city guide.
7 trapped in northeast China mine cave-in
A coal mine cave-in in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province trapped seven people on Monday, local authorities said.
China's lunar rover travels over 300 meters on moon's far side
​China's lunar rover Yutu-2 has driven 318.62 meters on the far side of the moon to conduct scientific exploration of the virgin territory.
CMG presents an 8K Shanghai documentary and light show
China Media Group's (CMG) original 8K documentary titled "The City of Magnolia" premiered at the West Bund Media Port in Shanghai on November 3.
China launches new Earth observation satellite
China on Sunday launched a new Earth observation satellite, Gaofen-7, which will play an important role in land surveying and mapping, urban and rural construction and statistical investigation.
Zambian companies capitalizing on the import expo in Shanghai
A leading Zambian official has said that a growing number of Zambian companies will be taking part in the upcoming China International Import Expo, as they view the expo as a good platform for expanding their overseas market.
50 young scientists awarded Xplorer Prize
Fifty young scientists were bestowed Xplorer Prize in Beijing Saturday. Each of the 50 prize winners will be awarded a total of 3 million yuan over the next five years by the Tencent Foundation
China Mobile to build 6,000 5G base stations in Tianjin by 2020
North China's Tianjin Municipality will have around 6,000 5G base stations built by China Mobile, a major telecommunications operator, by the end of 2020, the company's Tianjin branch said.
HKU president forced by violent students to respond to so-called demands
Violent students of the University of Hong Kong (HKU) have been forcing their president and vice-chancellor Zhang Xiang to respond to their so-called demands, including requesting Zhang to condemn the Hong Kong police.
Hong Kong's core competitiveness remains: HKSAR chief executive
Carrie Lam said that Hong Kong's economy now faces challenges both externally and locally, but its institutional strengths and core competitiveness remain intact.
China toughens sales, ads ban on vaping
Chinese authorities on Friday stepped up bans on selling e-cigarettes to minors as well as online sales and ads of vaping over health and safety concerns.
China solicits public opinions on six draft laws
China has started to solicit public opinions on six draft laws recently reviewed at the bimonthly session of the National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee.
Chinese children's books going global
A series of Chinese children's books that tells the story of kids with different skin colors who become friends will be released in Dutch, Arabic, and French editions.