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Leonard Grospe made his title campaign felt at the 2023 Asian Indoor Athletics Championships on Saturday, Feb. 11, after a record-breaking performance in men’s high jump qualifications in Nur Sultan, Kazakhstan. Leonard Grospe in action. (Screenshot from tournament livestream) The Mapua Univer

Jingchuan Wenhui, an amateur soccer team registered in a small county in Gansu province, made headlines after sending Chinese Super League giant Beijing Guo'an crashing out of the Chinese Football Association Cup in mid-November.

ANN/CHINA DAILY – Wang Zhen, 28, a white-collar worker in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, just placed an order online with her mobile phone. Gift boxes of protein powder, multivitamins, mineral tablets and nutrition supplements like wolfberry honey and collagen will be delivered to her home in the next few days. “I bought these commodities as Chinese […]

China's investment in offshore oil and gas exploration is expected to continue rising, with more than half of this year's domestic oil increment likely to have come from offshore, according to a recent report released by China National Offshore Oil Corp.

Most eunuchs were undeserving of their bad reputation and social stigma, but a few eunuchs in Beijing's past, unfortunately, lived up to their notoriety.

Introduction to the Illusory trust effect Through our looking glass.

But there are already signs that China needs to increase its LNG purchases to prepare for next year...

By Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) — China’s pivot away from Covid Zero is poised to boost natural gas demand in the world’s biggest importer, potentially curbing supply to Europe and other Asian...

A seminar on co-building digital civilization in the Yangtze River Delta Region kicked off at the 2022 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit on Wednesday in East China's Zhejiang province. The Yangtze River Delta region is an economic powerhouse of modern China, which encompasses the metropolis of Shanghai and the provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui.

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