New guideline paves way for improvements in China’s bike-sharing industry
China’s Transport Ministry said the country now has more than 30 bike-sharing companies, operating more than 10 million bikes.
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‘Dangal’ becomes China’s biggest non-Hollywood foreign film
By May 23rd, it had pulled in $117 million in China. The Indian film, whose name translates into “Let’s Wrestle, Dad” was released in China on May 5.
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Documentary spotlights first licensed Chinese-American female pilot
“Aviatrix” tells the story of Katherine Sui Fun Cheung, born in Guangdong, China, who in 1931 became the first Chinese female to earn a pilot’s license and would go on to thrill audiences at air shows and races.
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China, Russia launch joint research and development of wide-body airliner
China and Russia on Monday announced a new joint venture in Shanghai to start their research and development of a wide-body passenger airliner.
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China’s animation industry looks to redefine itself
In 1926, China’s first animation short was born: Uproar in the Studio. The 12-minute black and white film combined both live footage and drawings.
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Students at Stanford University recreate ancient Chinese beer recipes
Beer isn’t a new phenomenon. In fact, the beverage’s history — dates back thousands of years. And students in California are bringing back some ancient brews.
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Augmented and virtual reality help bring a museum in China to life
Many museums are looking for new ways to bring the past “to life” for visitors. At one museum in Jinsha, China – virtual and augmented reality are helping to unlock ancient mysteries.
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Belt and Road Forum wraps in Beijing with major deals signed
The Belt-and-Road Forum concluded in Beijing, with delegates from around the world pledging to revive the Silk Road. Chinese President Xi welcomed the 29 heads of state and government attending the Belt and Road Forum to Yangqi Lake.
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China hit by ‘WannaCry’ ransomware attack
Dozens of local Chinese authorities said they had suspended some of their services due to the attack that has disrupted operations at car factories, hospitals, shops and schools around the world.
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