Peng Dingchang is a worker in Guangzhou Automobile Group's welding department in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong Province. He says in the past an eight worker unit needed to spend 3 minutes on assembling. Now, by using robots, the time for assembly h
The capital will raise its automobile-emission standards on Friday, making them the strictest in the nation. The Beijing Environmental Protection Bureau said the move is expected to reduce auto pollution by 40 percent to better improve the hazardous
As a Climate Saver, Yingli has promised an emission reduction target for a fixed period of time. By 2015, at least 4-percent of the electricity the company consumes will come from renewable sources, specifically solar. This target is four times the p
This is the Buenos Aires Marching Band. The 24 musicians dressed in red jackets and white caps flew to China from Argentina to mark the start of the 2013 Snow Polo World Cup. This year it's being held in east China's Tianjin city. Each team has three
Beijing's municipal authorities will issue new regulations to improve air quality by the end of this year. The smoggy weather has affected a total area of 1.3 million square kilometers in China recently. The new regulations include higher standards f
Tedahang is one of the major cold-chain logistics companies located in the Tianjin Port Area. It provides refrigerated storage, domestic shipping and container yard services, mainly for imported meat and aquatic products, and will expand its services
China's IPO market experienced a slump in 2012 as concerns continued over the country's slowing economy. The Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges registered one hundred and fifty new listings, together raising just over one hundred billion yuan; aro
The National Development and Reform Commission, the nation's top economic planner, estimates the population will make some 3.4 billion trips during Spring Festival using cars, buses, trains, airplanes and ships. Comparing to other transportation, som
Starting from next week, delivery services across the country will face the situation of short staffing. For some companies, more than 80 percent of their employees will go home during the Spring Festival. According to a manager of a delivery company
When a vast population is on the move, the discomfort is beyond imagining. Sitting in a train for 20 hours is not uncommon for those who can't afford the much faster and pricier bullet train. But now we have this. With two adjustable cushions support
Groups representing both Chinese and Japanese interests have been meeting in more frequency over the past few weeks in an attempt to try to ease tensions between the two countries. The latest meeting has been between Tang Jiaxuan, head of the China-J
French President Francois Hollande says it is up to African forces to restore Mali's territorial integrity once towns are retaken from Islamist extremists. What do we still need to do? Stop the terrorist offensive. That's done. Then retake the towns
The Chinese government says they've maintained normal communication with Japan, despite a bitter territorial dispute in the East China Sea. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hong Lei made the remarks during the visit here of the former Japanese Prime Min
The Chinese New Year, or the Spring Festival, falls on Feb. 10th this year. Hundreds of millions of people will embark on a journey for family reunion, putting huge pressure on the country's transportation networks. Among them, the railways will hand
Thanks to the development trend over the past years, fantasy literature is now accessible to not only adult readers but also children. A forum was recently held in Beijing during which participants agreed that such development trend would have an inc
For millions of devout Hindus, it is time yet again to soak in the spiritual energy of what is perhaps the world's largest religious gathering - the Maha Kumbh mela or Grand Pitcher Festival. The 55-day festival is being held in the holy city of Alla
Garage Cafe looks like an ordinary coffee house but functions as an incubator for fledgling companies in Beijing's Zhongguancun. Entrepreneurs here build businesses with laptops at dining tables rather than with desktops in cubicles. Rent for office
Yuan Feng is one of the founders of the carpooling website. He says many of his schoolmates fail to get a train ticket during the Spring Festival travel season so he set up the website with 11 schoolmates. By spending 50,000 yuan setting up the websi
According to the guidelines which call for local governments to make policies to facilitate mergers and restructuring, the concentration ratio is required to reach 90 percent by 2015 in the top ten auto enterprises and 60 percent in the top ten steel
U.S. envoy Glyn Davies is calling on North Korea not to carry out a nuclear test. The call comes immediately following North Korea's vow to carry out as well as aim the tests at the US. Whether they will test it or not, we hope they don't, we call on
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- 英闻天下——616 WHO "Impressed" with China's H7N9 Response
- 英闻天下——294 China Refutes Hacking Accusation
- 英闻天下——293 China Plans New Medical Payment System
- 英闻天下——307 Spring Festival TV Gala Faces Heated Debate
- 英闻天下——306 UK Horsemeat Scandal Spreads to Europe
- 英闻天下——305 Online Retailer 360Buy Finishes 4th Round of Financing
- 英闻天下——303 Carnival China Spring Gala Celebrates Spring Festival
- 英闻天下——302 Spending Cuts Would Undermine US Diplomacy
- 英闻天下——301 Dialogue Still Right Way to Solve Territorial & Maritime Issues
- 英闻天下——300 China Refutes Cyber Attack Allegations
- 英闻天下——299 Shanghai Group to Build Their Own Homes
- 英闻天下——298 Future of E-payment in China
- 英闻天下——297 China Rejects Philippines' Arbitral Request: FM
- 英闻天下——296 Infrastructure Needed to Boost Electric Car Market
- 英闻天下——295 Japan Envoy in Beijing to Discuss North Korea
- 英闻天下——304 Driving a Car with a Tablet Computer
- 英闻天下——285 UK Backpacker Survives 3 Days Alone in Australia
- 英闻天下——292 Protests Continue in Pakistan after Bombing
- 英闻天下——291 China Takes over Operation of a Pakistani Port
- 英闻天下——290 New Measures on Credit Card Service