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As Beijing's residents bask among the spring blossoms, engineers and technicians in the capital's northwestern suburbs are busily preparing for a challenging maneuver involving a spacecraft hundreds of millions of kilometers from Earth.   The team members－spacecraft control professionals at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center－are making all-out efforts to ensure that Tianwen 1, China's first independent interplanetary mission, will soon safely land a rover on Mars to conduct scientific tests.     "The next step will be the entry, descent and landing procedures, which will be the most ...

2021-01-15 04:05:11 GMT2021-01-15 12:05:11(Beijing Time) Xinhua English ZHENGZHOU, Jan. 15 (Xinhua) -- Two South China tiger cubs were born in October in China's primary zoo housing the rare species, bringing the total number of such tigers in the zoo to 50, the zoo said Friday. The twin cubs, Yan Yan and Xue Xue, were born on Oct. 3 and now weighs 7.5 kg and 6.5 kg, respectively. After three months of meticulous care by the keepers, they have passed the critical period and can start outdoor activities. Beef and milk are their staple foods, and each can eat about 250 grams of beef with...

ZHENGZHOU, Jan. 15 (Xinhua) -- Two South China tiger cubs were born in October in China primary zoo housing the rare species, bringing the total number of such

Like many websites no longer available in the Middle Kingdom, Google was once accessible to internet users living on the Chinese mainland. The company’s China-based google.cn search webpage, officially launched in 2006, had a turbulent time operating under Chinese government censorship during the mid-to-late 2000s.  Chinese state media often criticized the search engine over pornographic content, while many overseas expressed concerns over its consent to censor search results. In 2010, David Drummond, the chief legal officer for Google at the time, wrote a blog post on January 12, titled �...