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China’s space program on a quest for new heights

Lanterns light up across China, marking end of Spring Festival

Across China, Lunar new year still hangs in the air, literally. Red lanterns are the most widely recognized, and among the most traditional.

US airlines look to open more flights to China in 2017

United has really been at the forefront of taking advantage of its hub in San Francisco International and using that as the gateway to the secondary cities in China. We’ll see if either American or Delta decides to try to open more flights to China in 2017.

Popular Beijing Peking duck restaurant plans NYC opening

Da Dong, one of the most famous Peking duck restaurants in Beijing, just began construction on a three-level restaurant just around the corner from New York City’s famous Times Square.

Mexican cuisine influenced by Chinese ingredients

The cullinary roots of chamoy, a spicy Mexican condiment that’s often a mixture of sweet, sour, salt and chile, can be traced all the way back to China.

China’s elderly encouraged to draft wills before death

Eighty five-year-old Mr. Wang is a former senior electrical engineer working in Beijing. He said it took courage to think about death, and come to write a will, but family harmony and fewer troubles after his passing is more important.

Photograph of 500-member family, a viral hit

A picture thought to be the most spectacular family photo during the Spring Festival in China this year has gone viral.

Classical orchestra gets the Chinese touch at Kennedy Center

“The Song of the Earth” is known as one of the greatest symphonies of Austrian composer Gustav Mahler. Recently, it has been given some Chinese touch-up.

Chinese investing heavily in NYC real estate

Here’s why Chinese are betting big on US real estate

New York is the top choice in the country for Chinese investors, who have pumped in more than four billion dollars in direct investment, mostly in tech firms and real estate.

More Chinese buyers look overseas for real estate investments

Chinese investors are facing some obstacles when buying properties abroad. The Chinese government is tightening regulations on purchasing foreign currency used to invest in real estate. And that’s slowed overseas buying.

American football gaining popularity among Chinese athletes

American professional football is trying to establish a toehold in China with the help of the only full-blooded Chinese football player to ever play in the U.S.

Museum food exhibition has hidden meaning about Chinese-American past

Earlier this year, the museum began asking visitors what they thought about the future of America. Many believe what happened to the Chinese could serve as food for thought about what’s happening today.

New York’s top Chinese restaurant describes its recipe for success

There are more than 41,000 Chinese food restaurants in the United States. For the number one Chinese restaurant in New York, we find out its secret for success: it’s all about creativity and trying something new.

China joins SETI in new effort to discover extraterrestrial life

The search for answers as to whether we are alone in the universe just got a big boost from China. The FAST radio telescope in Guizhou, China is joining forces with U.S. researchers to comb the stars and the planets.

Groundwork for Beijing Winter Olympics underway

The plan for the Beijing Winter Olympics is for construction work to be complete by 2019, so test events can kick off in 2020. When all is said and done, a total of 25 competition and non-competition venues will be ready for the Olympic athletes.

China’s Ambassador to the U.S.: The trend of US-China cooperation cannot be reversed

China’s Ambassador to the U.S. says the trend of mutual cooperation cannot be reversed.

Comedians bring Eastern style humor to the West

Kung Fu Komedy Club may be winning an international audience here in Manhattan, but it still holds on to its roots in China, and continues to win laughs back home in Shanghai.

Joy, reluctance for Chinese families having multiple children

More mothers in China are welcoming their second child due to the two-child policy. China’s health and family planning commission said nearly 18 million babies were born last year – – up more than 11 percent from 2015, but surveys show more than half of 10,000 families surveyed don’t want one.

Chinese scientists develop technology to combat smog

The persistent problem of smog in china may now have a promising solution, thanks to new technology developed by China’s Huazhong University of Science and Technology.

Spring Festival means a personal journey home for many Chinese

Everyone’s Spring Festival journey is personal, reuniting with family and friends leaving the troubles of work behind. Nathan King follows one young man in Sichuan down on his luck and longing for home.

Obama commutes prison sentence for whistleblower Chelsea Manning

Chelsea Manning, known to the world over as the whistleblower who gave a treasure trove of American state secrets to the website, Wikileaks, will be released from prison in May instead of 2048.

Full Text of Xi Jinping keynote at the World Economic Forum

The following is the full text of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s keynote speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Another round of smog hits Beijing, yellow alert issued

Beijing issued a yellow alert for air pollution at mid-night Sunday as a new bout of smog will hang over the city until Tuesday night.

Chinese rooster balloon resembling Trump in high demand

Rooster balloons bearing resemblance to Donald Trump rising on demand in China.

Parts of China face severe water shortages

When it comes to water, China is facing multiple challenges, with some parts grappling with severe shortages. There are no easy solutions — as it’s often a question of how to live with what’s available.

New technology, including drones, aid in efforts against pollution

Blue skies in Beijing have been sparse in the last few weeks with record smog levels causing school closures and bringing the city to a standstill. But the battle against pollution is being stepped up – much of the pollution in the capital city comes from neighboring Hebei province.

China’s urbanization brings progress, challenges

China’s fast economic growth has speeded up urbanization. And rural migrants have flowed to big cities like Shanghai, for jobs and a chance to make it big. This economic upheaval also comes at a human cost.

McDonald’s sells most of Chinese mainland, HK business to CITIC, Carlyle for $2.1 billion

McDonald’s Corp has agreed to sell the bulk of its Chinese mainland and Hong Kong business to state-backed conglomerate CITIC Ltd and Carlyle Group LP for up to $2.1 billion

Two scientists share China’s top science award

Chinese physicist Zhao Zhongxian and pharmacologist Tu Youyou, won China’s top science award.

Traditional culture being revived in Chinese schools

An interest in reviving the study of traditional values has led to a growing number of schools offering Confucius classes. Many are hoping these teachings can be revived.

Chinese Meditation Theater showcases ancient wisdom

China has an ancient culture of over 5,000 years. But its influence in today’s world is limited. The government is promoting traditional Chinese culture to build the country’s soft power on the world stage. One man is doing this by creating a show with the Chinese martial art, kung fu.

China cracking down on the ivory trade and production

As the New Year begins China announces it is cracking down on the ivory trade and production. Beijing aims to shut down the practice by the end of 2017. It is a major step in China’s commitment to protecting wildlife.

What is China: Innovation key to stronger economy in China

The Chinese government hopes innovation will drive the country’s economy beyond the New Normal. The growth model transformation is a challenge the leadership is facing, to enable China to continue its growth, and Chinese enjoy better lives.

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