Fri,Aug 22,2014
YOG kicks off in Nanjing
Colorful life at Youth Olympic Village of Nanjing 2014 YOG
Royal Taoist temple to open to public
Female soldiers at quake-hit area
Shocking photos of cruel battles in Ukraine
Amphibious armored vehicle unit conducts open sea drill
Water relay in Henan
Ethnic culture feasts eyes of travelers
80 security dogs assembled in Nanjing police dog training base
Graffiti artists paint on street walls in Xinjiang
BEIJING, Aug. 22 -- China will commence anti-dumping duties on Tert-Butylhydroquinone (TBHQ) from India on Friday, for the next five years, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) announced on Friday.
A statement on the MOC website said an anti-dumping probe into TBHQ imports from India that commenced on Aug. 22, 2013 after applications from domestic companies, showed the imports were dumped in China and damaged the domestic industry.
TBHQ is an antioxidant used in food.
Eye-catching guides at the opening ceremony of YOG in Nanjing
A female missile launch company of PLA
China, the U.S., Britain and the Soviet Union call for Japan's unconditional surrender
Pretty girls in Youth Olympic Village
Beautiful night scenery of Nanjing
Passenger transport starts on Tibet's new railway
Story of outstanding Beijing swat sniper
Beautiful policewoman in an anti-terrorism SWAT team
Cute photos of little Taoist nuns and monks go viral online
Photo story: How a baby panda grows up
Star-leveled nursing home in a small county
Evidence of monstrous crime of Japanese invaders
Foreign models compete with Chinese in Cheongsam show
The beautiful pictures of ancient Chinese architecture
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