 Burn the blues away 2009-11-04
Beijing-based moxibustionist Fan Changwei holds a burning stick of moxa, above the patient's skin, focusing the heat on an acupuncture point, to stimulate the flow of energy. |
China cleans oil spill from Iran ship 2009-11-02
Maritime workers were cleaning an oil spill at the mouth of the Yangtze River Monday, a day after an Iranian-registered freighter was hit by strong waves and stranded on rocks off east China's coast. |
Cold snap brings snow 2009-11-02
A cold front accompanied by strong winds will continue to push down temperatures across the country in the coming two days. |
Physicist Qian Xuesen dies at 98 2009-10-31
China's keystone space scientist Qian Xuesen, widely known as the country's father of space technology, dies here Saturday morning at the age of 98. |
High-level talks warm up Obama's visit 2009-10-30
Sino-US ties have been warmed up for President Obama's upcoming China visit by frequent contacts between high-level officials from both sides, experts said. China, US Repeat Calls against Protectionism |
Man spends fortune to cure pet dog of cancer 2009-10-29
A resident of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, has spent nearly 70,000 yuan ($10,300) on treatment for his pet dog who suffers from cancer. |
Hangzhou Investment & Cooperation Week scoops up 2 billion dollars 2009-10-28
Twenty-six projects whose contract capitals account to nearly 2 billion dollars were signed during the Hangzhou Investment & Cooperation Week, which opened with an opening ceremony and International Investment & Cooperation Summit on October 24. |
Zhejiang citizens enjoy direct flights to Europe 2009-10-28
Air China launched a new route from Hangzhou to Frankfurt via Beijing on October 27, 2009. |
US commerce chief lauds China's fight on energy challenges 2009-10-28
Visiting US Commerce Secretary Gary Locke on Wednesday hailed China's actions to confront energy challenges. |
Winter-spring flight schedule hits the skies 2009-10-28
The new winter-spring flight schedule released by China's aviation authority has triggered carriers to add more flight routes while greatly slashing ticket prices to compete for passengers. |
Intellectual property rights must be protected: Locke 2009-10-28
China should do more to protect intellectual property in order to encourage more investment from companies in the United States and boost innovation of Chinese enterprises, US Commerce Secretary Gary Locke said yesterday. |
Hangzhou to assist Kotte in building “West Lake” 2009-10-27
Hangzhou will send a delegation of experts to study the water resources of Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte, Sri Lanka and assist in its development. |
China's ancient porcelain capital attracts new blood 2009-10-27
Jingdezhen, a city in China's Jiangxi Province, has a history of producing quality pottery for 1700 years. |
Poster designs on display at the 4th China International Poster Biennial 2009-10-27
The 4th China International Poster Biennial (CIPB) will finally open to the public today at Hangzhou’s West Lake. The exhibition of posters chosen from throughout the world is intended to provide a review of the current state of international poster design in the 21st century. |
Xiacheng District named “China Commercial District 2009” 2009-10-27
Heated discussion and debate arose at the China (Hangzhou) Commercial Street Development Summit Forum from October 20 to 22, 2009. |
Microsoft launches Windows 7 operating system on Friday in China 2009-10-26
Microsoft launches Windows 7 operating system on Friday in China |
More Hong Kong flights 2009-10-26
Air China will add more flights between Beijing and Shanghai/Hangzhou, and between Beijing and Guangzhou/Shenzhen beginning Sunday. |
Fireworks set to ignite the Hangzhou sky 2009-10-23
2009 Hangzhou 11th Fireworks Show, an important part of the 11th West Lake International Expo, will start at 19:45 on Oct 24. |
More flights to Germany 2009-10-23
Air China, the country's major carrier, will launch a new route next Tuesday from the eastern city of Hangzhou to Frankfurt in Germany. |
Hangzhou players capture the gold 2009-10-23
Hangzhou player, Wu Peng, succeeded in defending his trademark 200m butterfly crown on Tuesday. |
