 Employment pressure to peak in June 2010-02-18
Employment pressure for university graduates will peak in June, when 6.3 million people graduate from the nation's universities and colleges. |
History and culture-art treasures in NE China's Liaoning Province 2010-02-09
The Drum Music is popular in the whole Liaoning Province and is flourishing in Haicheng of South Liaoning as well as Niuzhuang, Nantai, Anshan, Shenyang and other places. |
Modern space, ancient relics 2010-02-04
In its new avatar, which opened in 2004, the museum, located in downtown Shenyang, is a "21st-century public cultural space", as its posh brochure suggests. |
Dancing Queen 2010-02-04
Unpredictability seems to be the defining word in Brigida Perera Neves' life. She had always been intrigued by China but never really thought she would be living in this many-splendored country one day. |
Liaoning colleges shut down campus 2010-02-04
Universities across Northeast China's Liaoning province have barred everyone from leaving campus grounds due to the spread of the H1N1 flu. Many colleges enacted such harsh measures during the outbreak of the SARS virus. |
Rain in drought-hit areas 2010-02-04
Drought-hit Liaoning province in northeast China is expected to receive moderate to heavy rains starting today, the provincial observatory said yesterday. |
Hongkonger becomes voice of Dalian men 2010-02-03
BEIJING. Jan. 21 -- Ask Derek Lee Yau-Wai, the youngest of eight Hong Kong and Macao members of the Dalian Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), what he liked most about this year's recently concluded meeting, and he will tell you it was meeting his father. |
Liaoning Panpan fire Rytis, seeking for Guo Shiqiang's return 2010-02-03
Liaoning Panpan had fired head coach Vaisvila Rytis of Lithuania and were seeking for the return of former coach Guo Shiqiang, officials of the club and Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) confirmed on Thursday. |
China honors outstanding scientists 2010-02-03
Two scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences received China's top science honor Monday for their outstanding contributions to scientific and technological innovation. |
New sensations from ancient wonders 2007-03-07
What is it like to look at a 120 million-year-old bird that has fossilised where it laid to rest? How does it feel to walk among 5,500-year-old remnants left behind by ancient Chinese? |
Harbin kicks off culture festival 2010-02-03
A joy-filled night of songs and dances rooted in northeast China has turned up the heat in Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province. The performance raised the curtain on "Winter of the North" International Culture Festival. |
Beyond symbolism 2010-02-03
Introducing Chinese culture to the rest of world through the printed word is something Chinese and overseas publishers have been grappling with for a long time. |
Qingdao stops losing streak by beating Jilin 2010-02-03
Qingdao Double Stars stopped Friday their three-game losing streak by beating the coach-less Jilin Northeast Tigers 96-72 in a match between two bottom teams of the Chinese Basketball Association league (CBA). |
Cities set to order ban on smoking 2010-02-03
To protect people from exposure to secondhand smoke, seven cities in China will take the first steps in creating legislation on stopping smoking at public venues and workplaces. |
Wang Zhizhi leads in CBA All-Star votings 2010-02-03
Bayi Fubang's center Wang Zhizhi led in the All-Star line-up votings of the Chinese Basketball Association league (CBA) after the first week of the ballot, the official website announced on Tuesday. |
In Bohai, all at sea on the ice 2010-02-03
There is no need for fishermen to chain their boats to the shores of Juhua Island; they have all been frozen firmly to the spot since the Bohai Bay turned into a massive ice rink. |
