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The G30 Expressway CHINA DAILY The 4,395-kilometer-long Lianyungang-Khorgos Expressway, also known as the G30 Expressway, which stretches across the country from Lianyungang in East China's Jiangsu province to the China-Kazakhstan border at Khorgos in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, is the longest contiguous expressway in China. Passing through Jiangsu and Anhui provinces in East China, Central China's Henan province and Northwest China's Shaanxi province, Gansu province and Xinjiang, it was opened to traffic on Dec 31, 2014. It goes across varied topographies including plains, plat...

By XING WEN | China Daily Global | Updated: 2021-05-04 10:04 Share CLOSE The Xibe Ancient Town, a tourist attraction in Xinjiang's Qapqal Xibe autonomous county, welcomed more than two million visitors in 2020. CHINA DAILY The Lianyungang-Khorgos Expressway, running from East China's Jiangsu province to Khorgos in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, not only boosts economic and trade collaboration among cities alongside it, but also helps to culturally revive the ancient Silk Road. Totaling 4,395 kilometers, the expressway links man...

US social media giant Facebook has not only allowed state-run outlets like China Daily and CGTN to publish posts that dismiss these concerns as Western “disinformation” – it has accepted advertising payments to help promote this content to millions of people. Presented with the findings of Press Gazette’s investigation, Imran Ahmed – chief executive of the Center for Countering Digital Hate – said it was “beyond disgusting that Facebook is taking money to promote Chinese state propaganda denying the reality that their state is engaged in crimes against humanity against Uyghur Mu...

Facebook is taking money from China to promote Communist propaganda which denies atrocities against the Uyghur Muslims, an investigation has revealed. The Silicon Valley behemoth pocketed Beijing's cash to promote articles which downplayed what Washington has called a genocide in Xinjiang, according to The Press Gazette.   China Daily and CGTN – the state-backed TV channel recently banned in the UK – have paid Mark Zuckerberg's firm just a few hundred dollars a time to promote posts to millions of users. It comes as Facebook, worth £560 billion, was today accused of going to war with d...