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Chinese president leaves for APEC meeting, visits to Papua New Guinea, Brunei, Philippines
President Xi Jinping left Beijing Thursday for state visits to Papua New Guinea, Brunei and the Philippines, and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders' Meeting at Papua New Guinea's capital city of Port Moresby. During Xi's stay in Papua New Guinea, he will also meet with leaders from the Pacific island countries that have established diplomatic ties with China.
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Chinese students, embassy protest booths at Korean university that separate China
Chinese students protested and asked a South Korean university to apologize after the university placed Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region and India in the same booth at an international festival.
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1942 Mao-signed book auctioned for $220,000
A rare book, The New Democracy, inscribed and signed by Mao Zedong, was auctioned for $220,000 by a US auction house on Wednesday.
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Chinese online tourism agencies still waiting for official notice to reopen South Korea tourism
Several domestic travel agencies said they have heard the news that South Korea-bound tourism products will be allowed to sell again, though they have not received any official government notice to reopen online tourism itineraries to the neighboring country.
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China issues white paper on cultural protection, development in Xinjiang
The State Council Information Office on Thursday issued a white paper on cultural protection and development in Xinjiang.
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China, New Zealand to promote efforts on upgrading FTA
China and New Zealand agreed here Wednesday to promote bilateral efforts on upgrading free trade agreement (FTA), showing their determination to further open markets and safeguard free trade.
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Chinese premier urges lifting China-ASEAN strategic partnership to higher level
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Wednesday called for deepening cooperation between China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and lifting their strategic partnership to a higher level.
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China not seeking political, military advantage with aid for Pacific islands: expert
China's cooperation with Pacific island countries is a “natural” process, as China is providing aid to the countries with the aim of promoting their economic development, an expert said on Wednesday.
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China has more policy tools at hand to maintain growth: NBS
China's economic performance is largely beating expectations thanks to robust export growth despite the onging trade war with the US. Although the economy is under downward pressure, steady GDP expansion can be maintained, driven by investment in the near term, experts said on Wednesday.
