China's industrial profits up 15% in January-April

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China's industrial profits up 15% in January-April

40 Years On

China embarked on a policy of economic reform and opening up to the outside world 40 years ago, ushering in dramatic changes that touched every aspect of life and commerce. To mark the anniversary, we invited comment about the effects of change and the outlook for the future.

Chinese vice president pushes for closer partnership with Russia

During his stay in Russia's "northern capital," Wang reaffirmed China's readiness to strengthen cooperation with Russia and called for a global effort against trade protectionism.

Trump says looking at US-DPRK Summit on June 12

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he is looking at the Singapore summit with Kim Jong Un, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, on June 12.

Report focuses on Shanghai's job market

High salaries are attractive but high living expenses deter some of the job seekers.

Air quality in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region improves

Air quality in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region improved in the first four months of 2018 compared with the same period of last year.

125-year-old jeans sell for nearly US$100,000

A pair of 125-year-old jeans has sold for nearly US$100,000, setting a record for vintage denim, US media said on Saturday.

FAW-Volkswagen, Ford to recall imported vehicles in China

China FAW-Volkswagen Automotive Co Ltd and Ford (China) will recall over 20,000 imported vehicles in China over safety concerns, according to the country's customs authorities.

China-developed heavy ion cancer treatment system enters clinical testing

Heavy ion medical accelerators developed by Chinese researchers entered clinical testing for cancer patients in northwest China's Gansu Province this month, researchers said.

Kids gather for push-bike showdown

Three hundred young riders took part in the Skoda Heros National Push-Bike Race, the first cycling event of the 2018 Shanghai Amateur League for children.

Tie the knot the traditional way in Jiading

Ten couples wearing traditional Chinese costume tied the knot at the Confucian Temple in Jiading District on Saturday with ancient ceremonial rituals followed.

Over half of Chinese singletons looking for partner with matchable wealth

A total of 54.8 percent of single Chinese of marriageable age are looking for a partner with matchable wealth, according to a survey released by China Youth Daily recently.

More Chinese students apply for master's degree overseas: report

The number of Chinese studying master's degrees overseas continues to increase, according to a report.

Real Madrid wins UEFA Champions League for 3rd straight year

Real Madrid defeated Liverpool 3-1 in the 2018 UEFA Champions League final to become the first team since Bayern Munich in 1976 to lift the trophy for three consecutive years.

Shanghai Forum gathers world's wisdom on global challenges

More than 500 people from think tanks, universities, governments, enterprises, and media all over the world came to attend this year's forum that will run through Monday.

China, Burkina Faso resume diplomatic ties

China and Burkina Faso signed a joint communique on Saturday to resume diplomatic relations.

Shanghai Int'l Film Festival to hold 'Belt and Road Week'

The 2018 Shanghai International Film Festival will hold a "Belt and Road Week" to enhance cooperation in film among countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative.

Metro Daduhui app supports WeChat Pay

Passengers will be able to use WeChat payment on their Matro Daduhui apps when passing turnstiles in Metro stations from May 28.

City Orienteering contest kicks off

The 2018 Shanghai City Orienteering Challenge attracted more than 20,000 participants.

Xi calls for international cooperation on big data industry

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday called for enhanced international exchange and cooperation on the development of big data industry.

California university president resigns as abuse scandal widens

The president of a California university resigned in the wake of a growing scandal over a former campus gynecologist who stands accused of sexually abusing thousands of students.

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