- Zhang Mo gets six months, 5000 yuan fine for drug use
- Beijing summons county-level officials to learn the art of ruling
- China plans world's largest supercollider
- Kashgar finds success in crackdown on terror cells
- Fines for polluters in Beijing reach $16m
- China lottery results delay sparks agency integrity concerns
- China, Turkey vow cooperation on counterterrorism
- China reiterates opposition to terrorism
- Make Filipino maids legal, congress deputy says
- 14 police suspended after beating up journalists
- Gold medals to lose a little of their luster
- High abortion rate triggers fears for young women
- China seeks opinions on government work report
Yuan suffers biggest loss since 2008
Biggest two-day loss for currency since the onset of global financial crisis.
Celebrate La Ba with porridge and garli
The La Ba Festival is celebrated on the eighth day of the 12th month. It is one of the most important traditional festivals in Chinese culture.
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- 5% drop in PM2.5 hard to achieve in Beijing: official
- China to set up TCM master's, doctorate degrees
- Gold Medals come first? Not anymore in China
- Grannies caught taking drugs in party they call 'sports meet'
- Fake bank swindles depositors out of $32 million
- Scientists uncover 'satellite city' ruins in Shaanxi
- Tibet to protect celestial burials by law
- Beijing to build National Speed Skating Gymnasium in 2016
- Chinese mobile users average 34 apps on phones
- PLA vows improved discipline in wake of Xu Caihou case
- China pledges anti-terror support for Pakistan
- PLA strengthens Xinjiang forces to foil terror attacks
- Body of senior Chinese military leader cremated in Beijing
- Xi stresses grassroots consolidation in building stronger army
- Four more female fighter jet pilots ready to fly
- Chinese naval escort fleet visits Germany
- Chinese fleet brings out the crowds in visit to Britain
- Chinese scientists create winning theory on Rock-Paper-Scissors
- Motorola back to China market
- Foreign high-tech vendors may face stricter controls
- CNR inks deal to supply Boston subway
- Motorola says hello to China, again
- Tech woes stymie robot sector growth
- Android still dominates global operating system market
- Xiaomi answers the call for smartphone evolution
