A sultry Friday night seems a perfect time for soccer fans to relax in a bar and watch the European Championship.
A Chinese copy of a scenic town in Austria has shown great potential for business opportunities despite controversy over the project's alleged plagiarism.
Egrets build nests in Mantou Mountain, Changxing county of East China's Zhejiang province, June 7, 2012.
China's e-commerce market is proving irresistible to Western retailers, including the giant Macy's Inc.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization aimed to become a "fortress of regional security and stability and a driving force of regional economic development".
China Daily online will provide 48-hours of special coverage from June 7 to 8 including all the news and events surrounding the National College Entrance Exam or Gaokao.
Eleven publishing and printing companies from China presented a wide array of books at the annual BookExpo America in New York this week.
US space shuttle Enterprise made its final landing Wednesday at New York City's Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum.
Colonel Wei Deming knows how to steel the confidence of his military superiors when he gets a tough mission.
Trade and energy security were taken as key areas of cooperation and new funding models were explored.
Can you bite your own nose? Go on, give it a go. What about an ear? Street performer Tang Shuquan is offering 100,000 yuan ($15,800) to anyone who can beat his Guinness World Record badge for making the most twisted face.
More than 5,000 students gathered at Maotanchang High School, East China's Anhui province on June 5, 2012, and headed for Lu'an city to take the national college entrance exam, or gaokao.