文章列表

• 1.No growth for 2009 but China Tour delivering
• The fifth year of the China Tour will not expand to 10 events as planned but organizers say that, given the global economic downturn, just maintaining...
• 2.Games glory propels sports stars to celebrity list
• Sports stars are riding the crest of a successful Beijing Olympics to increasingly captivate the Chinese imagination and media attention, with more at...
• 3.Revised rules 'help lift travel market'
• The move to slash the amount of capital needed by foreign-owned travel agencies to set up in China will further widen the market and help reduce rogue...
• 4.DPRK premier begins China visit
• Premier of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) Kim Yong-il began his five-day trip to China yesterday by visiting a farm in Shandong prov...
• 5.Most won't report corruption, survey finds
• A majority of Chinese people who participated in a recent survey said they did not feel obligated to report cases of corruption to the authorities. Le...
• 6.Allure of Treasuries set to fade
• Holdings of US Treasury bonds rose in January, but the increase is the slightest since last June, indicating the country's appetite for securities is ...
• 7.Allure of Treasuries set to fade
• Holdings of US Treasury bonds rose in January, but the increase is the slightest since last June, indicating the country's appetite for securities is ...
• 8.Chinese epic adds new razzle-dazzle to Times Square
• Eight screens in New York's Times Square on Monday evening broadcast a 45-minute-long program of Red Cliff, an epic Peking Opera produced by China's N...
• 9.Storm turns Beijing sky yellow
• A sandstorm, the first this year, turned the Beijing sky pale yellow on Sunday. The dust slightly polluted the air and reduced visibility on Sunday, b...
• 10.Students flee flames in pajamas
• Fire devoured a makeshift student dormitory building in northeast Beijing yesterday morning, injuring one person and forcing more than 400 students to...