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  • Report exposes rising anti-Asian racism in United States

    The China Society for Human Rights Studies on Friday released a report, exposing growing anti-Asian racism in the United States. The United States still takes pride in recognizing itself as a White Anglo-Saxon Protestant country, the report says, noting that Asian Americans, African Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans are subject to discrimination and violations in… Read more

  • World experts congratulate China on success of Shenzhou-13 mission, expect further cooperation

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  • Former Chinese leader He Luli cremated

    He Luli, former leader of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, was cremated in Beijing on Wednesday. She died in Beijing on March 19 at the age of 88. She once served two terms as vice chairwoman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress and one term as vice chairwoman of the… Read more

  • One black box of China’s crashed jet recovered

    A black box of the China Eastern Airlines passenger plane that crashed Monday in south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region was recovered on Wednesday afternoon. Mao Yanfeng, head of the aviation accident investigation center of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, announced the discovery at a news briefing on Wednesday afternoon. The black box was… Read more

  • Second live class held from China’s space station

    The second live class from China’s space station was held on Wednesday afternoon, delivered by Shenzhou-13 crew members Zhai Zhigang, Wang Yaping and Ye Guangfu to students on Earth. The class began at 3:40 p.m. (Beijing Time) and was attended by students from three classrooms across China. The main classroom was located in the China… Read more

  • Scientific, precise anti-virus measures help China balance epidemic control, development

    The recent cluster of COVID-19 infections, which spread rapidly in multiple regions across China, has heightened the necessity for the nation to adopt more scientific and precise measures to strike a balance between epidemic control and social and economic development. Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, China has relentlessly invested in targeted and pragmatic… Read more

  • China’s economy posts healthy recovery, solid macro fundamentals, says economist

    China’s economy started the year on a positive note, with the country capable of maintaining steady, healthy growth despite headwinds, a senior U.S. economist has said. “The headline manufacturing growth data, investment growth and especially high-tech investment growth rates look like they describe a healthy acceleration in 2022,” said Albert Keidel, a development economist specializing… Read more

  • China’s uphill pandemic fight safeguards rather than disrupts global supply chains

     A Chinese city’s swift return to normalcy following a COVID-19 outbreak has served as the latest proof of China’s efforts to strengthen global supply chains strained by the surging pandemic. Shenzhen, a tech hub in southern China, has seen government offices and businesses resume normal work and production this week. As a major city in… Read more

  • Xiconomics: Why China’s vision for development can help promote global prosperity

    In the face of profound challenges rarely seen in a century, the international community is struggling to maintain development while tackling deficits in peace and governance. Guided by “Xiconomics,” the economic philosophy of Chinese President Xi Jinping, China is committed to following a development path with distinct Chinese characteristics and pursuing win-win cooperation worldwide. Featuring… Read more

  • Rescue work continues after passenger plane crash

    Rescue work continued on Tuesday after a passenger plane with 132 people aboard crashed in south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Monday afternoon. Over 2,000 people have been sent to the site as part of the rescue efforts. “The site of the crash in a mountain forest complicates the search for the black boxes and… Read more

  • China urges Israel to cease expanding settlements in occupied Palestinian territory

    China is concerned about the recent deterioration of the security situation in the occupied Palestinian territory, and deeply saddened by the casualties on both the Palestinian and Israeli sides caused by the violence, especially Palestinian children, a Chinese envoy said. UNITED NATIONS, March 22 (Xinhua) — China on Tuesday called on Israel to cease expanding… Read more

  • No survivors found yet in China plane crash as rescue continues

    No survivors have been found so far after a passenger plane with 132 people aboard crashed in south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, an aviation official said late Tuesday. The China Eastern Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft, which departed from Kunming and was bound for Guangzhou, maintained an altitude of 8,900 meters as it entered the… Read more

  • Foreign firms confident in Chinese market despite COVID-19

    * Though facing a new round of COVID-19 flare-ups and uncertainties in the global economic recovery, foreign enterprises have confidence in the Chinese market thanks to a slew of resolute, precise and comprehensive anti-epidemic measures. * In Shanghai, where over 60,000 foreign-invested enterprises contribute about one-third of the city’s tax revenue, a quarter of its… Read more

  • Chinese FM makes four-point proposal on China-Pakistan relations

    Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said here Monday that China and Pakistan are committed to enhancing their strategic coordination and pragmatic cooperation. Speaking at a joint press conference with Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Wang said he is currently paying his first visit to Pakistan since the outbreak of the COVID-19… Read more

  • China welcomes any measure aimed at alleviating humanitarian crisis in Ukraine

    — “The top priority now is for the parties concerned to maintain maximum restraints, avoid more civilian casualties, and reach a negotiated ceasefire as soon as possible, especially to prevent a larger-scale humanitarian crisis,” a Chinese envoy said. — “Developing countries, which make up the majority of the world, are not parties to this conflict.… Read more

  • Chinese military vows resolute countermeasures against provocation to destabilize Taiwan Strait

    A Chinese military spokesperson on Thursday said the Chinese People’s Liberation Army stands ready to take all necessary means to resolutely counteract any provocation that undermines China’s core interests and destabilizes the Taiwan Strait. Wu Qian, spokesperson for China’s Ministry of National Defense, made the remarks in response to attempts of Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party… Read more

  • Peng Liyuan addresses WHO virtual talk show for World TB Day

    Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping and a goodwill ambassador of the World Health Organization (WHO) for tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, addressed a virtual talk show on Thursday organized by the WHO to commemorate the World TB Day. Peng said that in recent years, thanks to the hard work of the WHO and the… Read more

  • Washington breaches what it preaches

    To salvage itself from a credit bust, Washington is faced with two choices: to quit using human rights as weapons to destabilize and smear other countries and focus instead on rectifying its own human rights abuses, or perhaps, to sanction itself first so as to disprove the “double standard” charges often leveled at it by… Read more

  • China urges U.S. to give convincing account of bio-military activities

    The United States should give a convincing account of its biological military activities in Ukraine and around the world as soon as possible, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said on Thursday. Spokesperson Wang Wenbin said at a daily press briefing that the international community has major concerns about the purpose of the U.S. research in… Read more

  • U.S. double standards in Ukraine crisis testify to sole purpose of global domination

    * The double standards employed by Washington on Ukraine have once again revealed the essence of its foreign policy — which put America’s interests first — despite politically-glorified slogans of defending peace, democracy, human rights and freedom. * During the crisis, the United States, guided by its self-interests, has added fuel to the fire by… Read more