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Mega pharmaceutical park begins construction in Guangzhou

Container ships begin running from Zhuhai to Taiwan

Guangzhou plans women-only subway cars at rush hour

Top 15 art exhibitions in Guangzhou during late June and early July

Sina Weibo, ACFUN asked to stop video streaming services

China, U.S. reaffirm commitment to Korean Peninsula denuclearization

China and the United States reaffirm their commitment to achieving the goal of "complete, verifiable, and irreversible" denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula, according to a statement released on Friday.

FTZs open wider to foreign firms through lifting restrictions

More sectors are now open for foreign investment in China's 11 pilot free trade zones, ranging from helicopter manufacturing to financial services, the Ministry of Commerce announced on Thursday.

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20 years of growth in Hong Kong economy

The graph shows Hong Kong's economic growth in the past 20 year.This year marks the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland.

Mega pharmaceutical park begins construction in Guangzhou

Construction of a mega biopharmaceutical project in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, has officially begun with a groundbreaking event held on Friday.

Container ships begin running from Zhuhai to Taiwan

The first Zhuhai-Taiwan container shipping line was launched at Berth 3 of the Zhuhai International Container Terminal (Gaolan) Co Ltd on June 12, bringing convenient new logistics passage for economic exchange and trade between west bank areas of the Pearl River and Taiwan.

28 airlines now operating out of Zhuhai Airport

Fuzhou Airlines has just opened Zhuhai-Yichang-Xi'an and Zhuhai-Fuzhou routes, increasing the number of airlines operating at Zhuhai Airport to 28 -- a record high.

Guangzhou plans women-only subway cars at rush hour

Metro officials said that starting on Wednesday, the city will provide women-only subway cars.

Star Ferry sails at Victoria Harbor to mark 20th anniv. of HK's return to motherland

The Star Ferry sails at the Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong, south China, May 11, 2017. July 1, 2017 marks the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland.

HK-Guangdong power supply still abuzz after 20 years

In more than two decades of cooperation of electric power, 33.7 billion KWh of electricity has been supplied to Hong Kong from Guangdong, more than a quarter of the South China city's total usage.

HKSAR's fifth-term chief executive pledges to serve people with pragmatism

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR)'s fifth-term chief executive Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor on Wednesday introduced to the media her governing team, pledging to serve the people with pragmatism and build a better Hong Kong for the next generation.

20 years of growth in Hong Kong economy

The graph shows Hong Kong's economic growth in the past 20 year.This year marks the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland.

Apple removes 45,000 apps in China

A total of 45,362 Chinese apps were booted from Apple's App Store from June 13 to June 22, according to data analysis platform ASO 100, Beijing Business Today reported.

Sina Weibo, ACFUN asked to stop video streaming services

China's TV and film watchdog Thursday asked three major web portals, including the Sina Weibo, to shut down video and audio streaming services that are in violation of state rules.

China encourages private investment in key projects

The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), China's top economic planner, said Wednesday that a list of high-profile construction projects will attract private capital.

New ID cards are easing life for foreign residents

A new ID card designed to give foreign permanent residents easier access to public services in China was issued across the country on June 16 to expats holding "green cards".

China, U.S. reaffirm commitment to Korean Peninsula denuclearization

China's largest power project in Russia put into operation

A 483-MW gas-steam combined heat and power (CHP) plant built by a China-Russia joint venture has been officially brought online, China's Huadian Corporation announced here Tuesday.

Beijing's efforts over the Korean Peninsula called 'unremitting'

China said that it has been making unremitting efforts on Pyongyang's nuclear issue, in response to a tweet from US President Donald Trump saying Beijing had tried but failed to help resolve it.

Alibaba confident to help create 1 mln U.S. jobs: Jack Ma

Alibaba founder Jack Ma said Tuesday the Chinese e-commerce giant is confident that it will help support one million small U.S. businesses to sell to China and the rest of Asia through its network in the next five years.

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Top 15 art exhibitions in Guangzhou during late June and early July

A picture scroll of Lingnan: Beautiful villages in Guangdong

So many “Misses”, which one do you like?

Highlights of 2017 Zhongyuan International Fashion Week

Students graduate from Civil Aviation University of China

Cangdong Heritage Education Center: Model of cultural heritage conservation

Hong Kong, a hub of trends and fashion

Tough training for special military unit stationed in Hong Kong

Aerial view shows scenery in Hong Kong

Scudding clouds before Typhoon Merbok lands in Guangdong

Visiting a Chinese UNESCO World Heritage Site: Kaiping Diaolou

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Heyuan Dinosaur Museum

Heyuan Dinosaur Museum is a professional dinosaur museum in China. The negative layer of the museum is the sites of the excavation and restoration of dinosaur fossils.

Silk Park of China

Known as "China's First Village", China Silk Park is a national demonstration base of cultural industry that aims to develop Chinese silk culture.

Chen Clan’s Academy

Chen Clan’s Academy (or Chen Jia Ci) is an academic temple in Guangzhou, China built by 72 Chen clans for their juniors’ accommodation and preparation for the imperial exams in 1894 in the Qing Dynasty.

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