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Chinas first domestically produced passenger jet will be presented to potential buyers in an international debut at Asias biggest airshow, which opens in Singapore on Tuesday.

China’s top meteorological authority issued three extreme weather alerts simultaneously on Sunday morning, warning of drastic temperature drops, freezing weather and sandstorm affecting vast swathes of the country over the following week, hindering return journeys back to work after the tradition family reunion holiday of Spring Festival, also known as the Chinese New Year.

Ramen is all about attention to detail, and these Japanese food enthusiasts are truly meticulous

Investors in one of the country’s ailing financial trusts have realised that the state may no longer always protect them

The Straits Times went on a social experiment for five days to prove that we can have healthy hawker meals.

A record 474 million people traveled during the Spring Festival, and China’s flowing vitality was “hot and hot” The market is booming, demonstrating the "hot" vitality of China's economy. Tickets for many scenic spots are sold out, and rooms in many hotels are hard to come by. The 8-day long holiday makes “traveling” replace “returning home and become the holiday. Ice and snow and New Year tourism are very popular in the North and South.

China secretly built the world's biggest dam over the mighty Brahmaputra River which is likely to jeopardise the ecology, environment, and morphology. If

The Spring Festival, also known as the Chinese New Year, is the most important holiday in the country and offers a window into China’s past and present

Wang Jin felt sure that he could invest in Sichuan Trust, an institution that was part of one of what he describes as the “four pillars” of China’s financial…

This report is being released simultaneously on File770 and Genre Grapevine and is also available to download as an e-book epub file and as a PDF. By Chris M. Barkley and Jason Sanford “You acquire information and you convey the information. That’s the job.” ++ National Public Radio News Director, Editor and Reporter Emeritus Linda