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Lion Cub Cuddles On Offer With Afternoon Tea In China
Teatime revels in China now include hugs with lion cubs in a four-course afternoon set offered by a restaurant in the northern province of Shanxi, drawing widespread attention online and fuelling concern for the animals' welfare.
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Railways Orders Wheels From Chinese Firm; Costlier Than Deal With Ukraine
The railways has placed a purchase order for 39,000 wheels for LHB coaches from Chinese manufacturer Taiyuan at a rate that is more than one per cent higher than that offered by a Ukrainian firm.
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China Launches New Satellite To 'Watch' Over Belt And Road Project
China on Tuesday launched Gaofen-11, an optical remote sensing satellite, as part of its high-resolution Earth observation project. It will aid in the Belt and Road Initiative.
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Ultimate Online Shopping: A Skyscraper For $ 84 Million In China
A Chinese court is auctioning a skyscraper on the country's largest e-commerce website -- with a sky-high starting price of 553 million yuan ($84.2 million).
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China Finally Invents A Ballpoint Pen Of Its Own: Adam Minter
Last week, China announced that it had mastered the art of making ballpoint pens. Don't laugh: It was a years-long effort that cost millions of dollars and required the leadership of a state-run corporate colossus. It was front-page news, widely discussed on talk shows and celebrated on social media.
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China Fails To Put A High-Tech Satellite Into Orbit: Report
In a rare setback, China today failed to put one of the most advanced satellites into orbit resulting in the loss of the satellite, a media report said.
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China Launches Remote Sensing Satellite
China's Yaogan-28 remote sensing satellite was sent into space on Sunday from Taiyuan launch site in Shanxi province.
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China Launches Multi-Purpose CBERS-4 Satellite
China today successfully launched a multi-purpose satellite for monitoring, planning and management of land, forestry and agriculture.
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One killed, eight injured in explosions outside Communist party office in northern China
The government says one person was injured and two vehicles damaged in a series of small explosions outside offices of the ruling Communist Party.
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Wrestler Sushil Kumar qualifies for London Olympics
2008 Olympic bronze medallist Sushil Kumar on Friday qualified for the 2012 London Olympics by winning the gold medal at the World Olympic Games Qualifying Wrestling Tournament at Taiyuan, China.
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Lion Cub Cuddles On Offer With Afternoon Tea In China
Teatime revels in China now include hugs with lion cubs in a four-course afternoon set offered by a restaurant in the northern province of Shanxi, drawing widespread attention online and fuelling concern for the animals' welfare.
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Railways Orders Wheels From Chinese Firm; Costlier Than Deal With Ukraine
The railways has placed a purchase order for 39,000 wheels for LHB coaches from Chinese manufacturer Taiyuan at a rate that is more than one per cent higher than that offered by a Ukrainian firm.
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China Launches New Satellite To 'Watch' Over Belt And Road Project
China on Tuesday launched Gaofen-11, an optical remote sensing satellite, as part of its high-resolution Earth observation project. It will aid in the Belt and Road Initiative.
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Ultimate Online Shopping: A Skyscraper For $ 84 Million In China
A Chinese court is auctioning a skyscraper on the country's largest e-commerce website -- with a sky-high starting price of 553 million yuan ($84.2 million).
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China Finally Invents A Ballpoint Pen Of Its Own: Adam Minter
Last week, China announced that it had mastered the art of making ballpoint pens. Don't laugh: It was a years-long effort that cost millions of dollars and required the leadership of a state-run corporate colossus. It was front-page news, widely discussed on talk shows and celebrated on social media.
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China Fails To Put A High-Tech Satellite Into Orbit: Report
In a rare setback, China today failed to put one of the most advanced satellites into orbit resulting in the loss of the satellite, a media report said.
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China Launches Remote Sensing Satellite
China's Yaogan-28 remote sensing satellite was sent into space on Sunday from Taiyuan launch site in Shanxi province.
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China Launches Multi-Purpose CBERS-4 Satellite
China today successfully launched a multi-purpose satellite for monitoring, planning and management of land, forestry and agriculture.
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One killed, eight injured in explosions outside Communist party office in northern China
The government says one person was injured and two vehicles damaged in a series of small explosions outside offices of the ruling Communist Party.
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Wrestler Sushil Kumar qualifies for London Olympics
2008 Olympic bronze medallist Sushil Kumar on Friday qualified for the 2012 London Olympics by winning the gold medal at the World Olympic Games Qualifying Wrestling Tournament at Taiyuan, China.
