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LIUZHOU, China, Dec. 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- "In front of the Po'e Mountain, the jade-like river water flows to the east, and a literatus is standing at the bow in the distance." (by Liu Zongyuan

Chinese cities continue to optimize their response to COVID-19 response with many resuming business, removing testing requirements at transportation hubs from Thursday following the newly released 10 prevention and control measures by the State Council in light of the weakened virulence of Omicron.

A DNA analysis on the skull found in Taiwan shows its close to African samples and features of the cranium resemble Negritos of the Philippines and South Africa, who are short in stature.

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<strong>May 30 to June 5</strong> Nearly four decades before “Made in Taiwan” became a global phenomenon in the 1970s, renowned artist Yen Shui-long (顏水龍) launched a one-man mission to bring local products to the international stage. “I want the world to see how useful Taiwanese products are, and overturn the current situation where the notion of ‘Made in Taiwan’ is frowned upon,” Yen wrote in a 1942 op-ed in the Public Opinion Press (公論報). Not only did he f...

KUNMING, May 21 (Xinhua) -- Lufeng city in southwest China Yunnan Province boasts one of the most diverse biological groups in the Jurassic period. Its unique r

Legislative Speaker You Si-kun (游錫堃) yesterday expressed qualified support for relocating the Legislative Yuan from Taipei to Taichung. You made the remarks after visiting the city at the head of a delegation of lawmakers. The legislature started its quest for a new seat in 1991 as complaints emerged regarding the building’s small size, aging structure and out-of-code construction, he said, adding that these issues remain unresolved. Taichung’s central location and its past as the cent...

Ivanhoe Mines Co-Chairs Robert Friedland and Yufeng Miles Sun are pleased to announce that the Kamoa-Kakula Mining Complex in the Democratic Republic of Congo has set a new quarterly production... | April 11, 2022

<strong>April 11 to April 17</strong> Losing Watan and Uyongu’e Yatauyungana first met in 1935 at a government-organized gathering of 32 young indigenous leaders from across Taiwan. The group bonded over the prospect of building a better future for their communities. After the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) took over in 1945, these Japanese-educated professionals were eager to work with the new government to modernize their villages, as well as promote indigenous rights and aut...

BEIJING, March 22 (Xinhua) -- He Yufeng, 63, the protector of the Guishui River in the suburban Yanqing District of Beijing, has volunteered to clean up the gar