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China’s COVID-19 vaccine could be ready for public in November

Ordinary Chinese residents could start receiving COVID-19 vaccines as early as November, an expert from.

China’s retail sales return to growth in August, signaling healthy momentum

China’s retail sales returned to growth in August for the first time this year, and.

Hegemonic practices won’t last long

The U.S. is the only superpower of the world. However, some American politicians are making.

Competition zone for 2022 Olympic Winter Games goes deep in sports industry

Chongli district, as a major competition zone for the snow events of the 2022 Olympic.

Cooperation, solidarity remain right way for world

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sept. 8 delivered an important speech at a meeting to.

World needs fair rules of data security

China on Sept. 8 launched a global data security initiative, the first one of its.

U.S. officials need to stop spreading ‘political virus’ that fuels racial discrimination

Racial discrimination has always been a scar on the American society, one that has been.

Zhong Nanshan, a doctor that well explains original aspiration, mission of medical practitioners

Zhong Nanshan, 84, is the director of the National Clinical Research Center for Respiratory Disease.

Poverty alleviation program in NW China’s Shaanxi province helps lift handicapped residents out of poverty

Thanks to a poverty alleviation program, He Xiaoting, a 31-year-old Chinese woman who suffers from.

Mixed rice-crayfish farming leads new way of poverty alleviation in China

A new round of crayfish season has just started in many rice-crayfish fields in southern.