China's travel deficit to exceed 100 million trips in five years: report
China's outbound travel will exceed inbound travel by 100 million trips in the next five years, and more liberal visa policies have been called for to improve the situation, according to a report on China's inbound and outbound tourism.
What is holding back Chinese tourists from visiting India?
More Chinese tourists are planning overseas trips for the upcoming Spring Festival holiday, but it seems relatively few are considering India as a destination.
'Fake smile boy' dedicated to spreading joy captivates millions in China
Gavin Thomas looked bewildered. He was immediately surrounded by dozens of fans as soon as he entered the semi-circular meeting room in Beijing.
PLA trains military officers from around the world, boosting ties and understanding
China's top army command academy hosts training for overseas military officers, boosting ties and trust
China-initiated AIIB seeks consensus in collective decision-making among 93 members
Global Times reporters Zhang Dan and Bai Yunyi (GT) recently interviewed Joachim von Amsberg (von Amsberg), vice president specializing in policy and strategy of the Beijing-based AIIB, about AIIB's achievements, China's role in AIIB and the young bank's future priorities.
Pilot who died practicing landing fighter jet on carrier honored among exemplary PLA soldiers
Portraits of 10 late exemplary soldiers were unveiled recently at a training base of a naval air station of the People's Liberation Army (PLA)'s Northern Theater Command to commemorate their contributions.
Chinese exporters looking for new markets for products essential to US consumers
Mobile phones and other household goods make up the largest single category of US imports from China
Tibetans propose erecting statues to central government liaison officials
Members of the consultative body of Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region submitted proposals to protect the region's traditional culture, using methods including building statues of officials deployed to be stationed in Tibet throughout history and protecting the Tibetan language.
China's native pig species on sharp decline in face of foreign pork onslaught
With their distinctive wrinkled face, spotted skin and four short legs, Chun'an spotted pigs are one of 16 native pigs in Zhejiang Province. Before the 1980s, almost every farmer reared the native species. But in recent years, this became rare as imported breeds of pigs began to dominate China's swine industry.
Primary school students studying Peking Opera undertake hard training from tender age
The rehearsal room is on the fourth floor, but you can hear singing as you enter the campus of Xichang Primary School in Hai'an, East China's Jiangsu Province.
25 sentenced in Tibet in 2018 for separatism or financing harming security
Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region investigated 25 cases and pronounced judgment on 25 people for inciting separatism or financing others to jeopardize national security, according to a report from a court in Tibet.
Next-generation nuclear reactor ready for commercial run in China ahead of Europe
It was in late 2011 when a crucial decision needed to be made by Deng Zhengping, assistant general manager at the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant and his colleagues - shall they make Taishan the world's first EPR project to be completed?
Xinjiang has been multicultural since ancient times, new archaeological evidence finds
Wang Yongqiang, researcher with the Xinjiang Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, can never forget the day in June 2015 when he was excavating an ancient tomb in Ili prefecture, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. When he was carefully sweeping off dust from layers of earth around the tomb, he noticed coal dust. In the same tomb, he saw terra-cotta chips that date back to the Bronze Age, according to Guangming Daily.
Chinese enterprises trying to survive in Iran despite policy shifts, US bluffs
The situation in Iran has caught a lot of Chinese and international enterprises by surprise with fast-moving shifts in the political situation related to its nuclear program.
Why will China's BeiDou satellite navigation system surpass GPS soon?
Since the beginning of BDS development in the 1990s, it has followed a "three-step strategy" - the installation of the demonstration system (BDS-1), the regional system (BDS-2), and the global system (BDS-3).
China to build centers on ideological and political work in 20 universities
China's Ministry of Education (MOE) released a list of universities that have been selected to build centers on ideological and political work targeting campuses.
Young heroes and heroines behind the success of China's domestically developed satellite navigation system
Yu Su stared at the screen in the monitor room in the main building of the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST).
Chinese brands flub easy win by neglecting sponsorship of Asian Cup
The match in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, drew China's largest television audience on Monday night, with an overall market share of over 9 percent, according to Kuyun, a user data analysis company.