China Wins Women's Team Title in Table Tennis China beat South Korea 3-1 to win the women's team title of table tennis at the 21st World University Games in Beijing on Saturday.  |  |
China Begins Assault to World Cup FinalsChina launched their seventh bid for the World Cup finals with a 3-0 win over the United Arab Emirates in an Asian qualifier on Saturday. |  |
China Beats UAE in World Cup QualifierExcited Chinese soccer fans wave national flags as China beat United Arab Emirates (UAE) 3-0 in Asian World Cup qualifiers in northeast China's Shenyang on Saturday. China's hopes of reaching their first World Cup finals were boosted by the emphatic win over the UAE. |  |
China to Play US for Women's Volleyball Grand Prix Title Former world and Olympic champions China upset defending champions Cuba 3-1 in the semi- finals on Saturday, setting a title clash against the United States, at the FIVB Women's World Grand Prix Finals in Macao on Sunday. |  |
Oroqen People Enjoying Better Lives Oroqen is one of China's ethnic minority groups living in Daxinganling in north China. Nowadays, the yearly revenue of Oroqen people exceeds 100 million yuan, and the people there are living a better life with every village being installed with telephones, TV sets. All the people there are enjoying free education, welfare and medical and healthcare. The ethnic group is now on the road for developing their agricultural production and will build the area into an important grain production base in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. |  |
Oroqen People Enjoying Better Lives Oroqen is one of China's ethnic minority groups living in Daxinganling in north China. Nowadays, the yearly revenue of Oroqen people exceeds 100 million yuan, and the people there are living a better life with every village being installed with telephones, TV sets. All the people there are enjoying free education, welfare and medical and healthcare. The ethnic group is now on the road for developing their agricultural production and will build the area into an important grain production base in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. |  |
Nanjing is Having the Ming City Walls RestoredThe 21.35 km-long city walls of the Ming dynasty in Nanjing is under restoration now and so far, seven km of the walls have been face-lifted. |  |
Nanjing is Having the Ming City Walls RestoredThe 21.35 km-long city walls of the Ming dynasty in Nanjing is under restoration now and so far, seven km of the walls have been face-lifted. |  |
Ecotourism Benefit the Small Town of Anhui Within just one and half a year, Tangdian town of Anhui province has turned its original 2-square km sinking wasteland into a natural park for environment protection and ecotours. Raised in the park are peacocks, camels, zebras and several other kinds of animals as well as many plants including bamboo, willow trees, cinnamon, plum flower. Picture shows tourists are viewing camels in the garden. |  |
Ecotourism Benefit the Small Town of Anhui Within just one and half a year, Tangdian town of Anhui province has turned its original 2-square km sinking wasteland into a natural park for environment protection and ecotours. Raised in the park are peacocks, camels, zebras and several other kinds of animals as well as many plants including bamboo, willow trees, cinnamon, plum flower. Picture shows tourists are viewing camels in the garden. |  |
Red Woods to Be Well Protected in Hainan Province During the ecological environment construction, Hainan province has drafted a series of measures for the protection of red woods, forbidding any damage to the woods. The province has set to increase the red woods area to 10,000 ha from current 5,000 ha within 15 years and to build 8 nature reserves for the woods with an area totaling 8,000 ha. Picture shows water birds roosting in the red woods are flying freely. |  |
Red Woods to Be Well Protected in Hainan Province During the ecological environment construction, Hainan province has drafted a series of measures for the protection of red woods, forbidding any damage to the woods. The province has set to increase the red woods area to 10,000 ha from current 5,000 ha within 15 years and to build 8 nature reserves for the woods with an area totaling 8,000 ha. Picture shows water birds roosting in the red woods are flying freely. |  |
