Fri,Jan 17,2014
Int'l Snow Sculpture Art Expo in Harbin
Sichuan money wall for dividend payment
Li Na crashes Belinda Bencic in 2nd round at Australian Open
Shocking moments when PLA's weapons open fire
Famous Lanzhou beef noodles
Armed Police hold anti-terrorism drill in SE China's Xiamen
Harbin Int'l Ice and Snow Festival opens
'Jin' named the word of the year by cross-strait netizens
Chinese scientific expedition goes to build new Antarctica station
BEIJING, Jan.17 -- U.S. Deputy Secretary of State William Burns will visit China from Tuesday to Thursday next week, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said on Friday.
The two sides will exchange views on China-U.S. relations as well as international and regional issues of common concern. Hong made the announcement at a daily press briefing.
Su-30 fighter formation taking off for training 
Xuelong carries on mission after breaking from floes
Charity exhibition raises money for panda protection
'Map of China' on the stone 
Chinese naval escort taskforce repels 4 suspicious vessels
World's weekly photos (1.6-1.12)
Li Na crashes Belinda Bencic in 2nd round at Australian Open
Weekly sports photos
China's national pole dancing to play 'The Butterfly Love' 
The never-ending Silk Road 
Spring Festival travel rush: One window, one world
Int'l Snow Sculpture Art Expo in Harbin
China photographs internal structure of water molecule
'Predator' makes proposal to girlfriend
Thousands of fish frozen on Norway seaDay|Week|Month
