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Rising anxiety among Greenlanders
Protesters with Greenlandic flags attend a “Greenland is for Greenlanders” demonstration in front of the United States embassy in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, on Wednesday. Denmark will immediately beef up its military presence in Greenland, the...
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HK bets on integrated hub to enhance TCM profile
Government officials lauded the opening of an integrated hub for traditional Chinese medicine in Hong kong — the chinese medicine Hospital of Hong Kong and the adjacent testing institute — saying that it would improve tcm services ...
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US youths called on to advance ties
President xi jinping has replied to a letter from a us youth education exchange delegation that visited china, expressing the hope that more young people from the united states will join the cause of China-us friendship, and make greater...
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CPI points to stabilization of economy
China’s consumer inflation accelerated to its fastest pace in nearly three years in December, official data showed on Friday, signaling a stabilizing economy as recent stimulus measures continued to bolster domestic demand. Going forward, analysts...
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HK fire: Call to expedite resettlement plans
Hong Kong’s Tai Po district councilors urged the special administrative region government on Tuesday to expedite resettlement plans and provide a clear timeline for fire-hit Wang Fuk Court residents, as government officials pledged to assess various...
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Close ROK ties highlighted
President Xi Jinping has underlined the need for Beijing and Seoul to stand firm on the right side of history and make correct strategic choices amid the transformation and turbulence of the international landscape. Xi made the remarks on Monday...
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Intl community condemns US attack on Venezuela
China and the international community have expressed strong opposition after the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife and US President Donald Trump said the US will “run” the Latin American country. A spokesperson...
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Tradition on stage
Crowds enjoy dragon and lion performances at the square near the Hong Kong Cultural Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui on Friday. The 2026 Hong Kong Dragon and Lion Festival, held on Thursday and Friday, featured 1,500 performers from 30 teams representing Hong...
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Lee hopes lawmakers embrace holistic governance
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu on Thursday said he hopes the 90 newly sworn-in lawmakers use holistic perspectives to perform their duties, and consider both local residents’ needs and national strategies. Lee made his remarks after...
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Xi urges solid work for more progress
President Xi Jinping has called for solid steps to promote highquality development in the new year, further deepen reform and opening-up across the board, and deliver prosperity for all, in order to write a new chapter in the story of China’s...
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Visits point way to better future for all
On the cold afternoon of Jan 22, President Xi Jinping traveled for nearly an hour along mountain roads to reach a once flood-stricken village in Northeast China’s Liaoning province, to offer support to residents who had been relocated to new...
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High-speed rail reaches 50,000 km milestone
With the opening of the Xi’an-yan’an high-speed railway in Northwestern China on Friday, the country’s high-speed rail network has surpassed 50,000 kilometers. This marks a major milestone in China’s railway development and reinforces its position as...
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NATION’S EXPECTED STEADY TO ANCHOR FOREIGN GLOBAL TRADE STABILITY GROWTH
China’s foreign trade sector is poised for steady growth in 2026, driven by rising global competitiveness of its exports and enhanced diversification of trading partners, as well as an increasingly open domestic market that translates into expanding...
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Project weaves global map of silk’s grand history
If silk could talk, it would probably complain about jet lag. After all, Chinese silk has spent the last two millennia circling the globe — wrapped around emperors, merchants, monks and museum storage shelves from Stockholm to New York. Now, for the...
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Guangdong private vehicles debut on HK’S urban roads
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region opened its urban roads to the first group of private cars from Guangdong province under a new cross-border travel program on Tuesday, in a move that officials and Chinese mainland drivers have hailed as a...
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Winter Solstice widely observed
People visit the 17-Arch Bridge, with the sunset’s glow shining through its arches, at the Summer Palace in Beijing on Saturday. The annual optical marvel occurs around Winter Solstice, the shortest day of the year, which fell on Sunday this year....
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HK bids farewell to Tai Po blaze’s fallen firefighter
In a moving funeral service on Friday, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region bid a final farewell to Ho Wai-ho, the firefighter who lost his life while combating last month’s Tai Po fire, which has so far claimed the lives of 160 residents of...
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Hainan FTP opens fast lane
As a colossal bulk carrier ship laden with 179,000 metric tons of petrochemical raw materials eased alongside the dock on Thursday morning, a clear announcement echoed across the port: “The Yangpu Maritime Safety Administration welcomes your vessel to...
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Xi hails progress in Hong Kong, Macao
President Xi Jinping has urged the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions to actively align with the nation’s 15th Five-year Plan (2026-30), and better integrate into and serve the country’s overall development. Xi made the remarks on...
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Jimmy Lai found guilty of violating security law
Hong kong’s high court on monday found Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, founder of the now-defunct tabloid Apple Daily, guilty of violating the Hong Kong SAR National Security Law, including on two counts of conspiracy to collude with foreign...
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Evidence mounts of Japan’s wartime atrocities
Fresh evidence shows that the cultivation of pathogenic bacteria by unit 731, the notorious biological warfare unit of the Japanese Imperial Army operating during World war ii, was not for the production of vaccines, but for the...
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Tai Po fire report to be submitted in nine months
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said on Friday that the independent committee investigating the Tai Po fire is expected to submit its report within nine months. Lee announced that the committee will be chaired by Judge David Lok Kai-hong,...
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IMF: China’s resilience will be sustained
China’s economy is poised for resilient growth in 2026 and beyond, supported by a pro-growth macroeconomic policy combination and a stronger push to prioritize the shift toward a consumption-driven growth model, leading international and domestic...
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Hong Kong’s lawmakers-elect pledge to put expertise to good use
Hong kong’s newly elected lawmakers have vowed to leverage their professional expertise to support tai po fire recovery, drive systemic reforms, and promote the city’s long-term growth. On tuesday morning, the city’s incumbent and incoming...
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Proactive fiscal policy in 2026 emphasized
China will continue exerting a “more proactive” fiscal policy and “moderately loose” monetary policy next year, as it strives to promote “effective qualitative improvement” and “reasonable quantitative growth” in its economy, according to a key Party...
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Nation boosts foreign-related rule of law
Editor’s note: This year marks the fifth anniversary of the introduction of Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law. This story is the fifth in a series exploring its implementation across the country. Soon after the flight from Thailand landed at the...
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Xi, Macron enjoy friendly exchanges
President Xi Jinping said on Friday that China and France, as two major nations distinguished by their histories and cultures, can make greater contributions to global peace, stability and human progress through dialogue and cooperation, in a world...
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Xi, Macron vow to deepen relations
President Xi Jinping said on Thursday that China and France should always demonstrate the strategic vision and independence of a major country, offer each other understanding and support on issues concerning core interests and major concerns, and...
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Tai Po fire relief work progresses as donations pour in
Relief work for victims of the Wang Fuk Court fire in Tai Po progressed rapidly on the eighth day since the tragedy, with 99 percent of the 1,930 affected families getting their HK$10,000 ($1,285) emergency cash handouts, officials said. The special...
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Legco polls to go ahead as planned on Sunday
The general election for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’s eighth-term Legislative Council will be held as scheduled on Sunday, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced on Tuesday, adding that a functioning legislature is indispensable to...
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HK blaze probe finds substandard netting, death toll rises to 151
A government-led investigation into the fire at Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court has found that some mesh netting used to wrap the buildings — to protect against falling debris during renovation work — failed to meet fire retardant requirements, as the...
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NATION RALLIES IN GRIEF, SUPPORT AFTER HONG KONG FIRE
Mainlanders have joined their compatriots in Hong Kong in an outpouring of grief and support as investigations and relief efforts continue into the fatal fire that ravaged Wang Fuk Court on Wednesday. As of 4 pm local time on Sunday, the fire at the...
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Hong Kong mourns those killed in tower fire tragedy
Hong Kong’s deadliest blaze in decades, which has claimed 128 lives so far in a housing estate in Tai Po district, has been fully extinguished after a 43-hour battle. Some 200 people remain unaccounted for. That includes 89 bodies that have not yet...
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Xi calls for full support of fire rescue in Tai Po
President Xi Jinping expressed condolences on Wednesday for the victims of a major fire at a residential area in the Tai Po area of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and for the firefighter who died in the line of duty. Xi extended his...
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China, Tonga pledge to deepen ties
China and Tonga reaffirmed on Tuesday their long-standing friendship and unveiled a broad agenda to expand cooperation across multiple fields. The pledge was made by President Xi Jinping and the visiting King Tupou VI of the Kingdom of Tonga during...
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Lee: National plan offers clearer vision of HK’S growth
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu on Monday said that the upcoming 15th Five-year Plan (2026-30) is pivotal for the special administrative region’s development, providing all sectors with a clearer vision of the city’s future positioning. He...
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Climate deal sealed
Andre Correa do Lago (center), president of the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference, is surrounded by delegates during a plenary session of the COP 30 in Belem, Brazil, on Saturday. The COP30 concluded on Saturday with the approval of a final...
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China, Spain agree to advance ties
President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday that China is willing to work with Spain to forge a comprehensive strategic partnership with greater strategic determination, dynamism and global influence, as he met with King Felipe VI of Spain, the...
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HK’s election forums promote voter engagement
The inaugural sessions of 39 election forums organized by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government opened on Tuesday in two geographical constituencies, with candidates focusing their plat-seats forms on boosting the local economy and...
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Aiming high
Toby Lin Yun-to (holding the ball), of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, challenges Beijing’s defense during the men’s handball bronze medal match at the 15th National Games, held on Monday at Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Arena. Despite a 25-33...
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National Games start new chapter
With southern China’s culture and cross-regional integration presented in a visual spectacle, a gala ceremony left the entire Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area stoked on Sunday as President Xi Jinping declared the 15th National Games open in...
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Xi attends carrier’s commissioning
The People’s Liberation Army Navy commissioned the CNS Fujian aircraft carrier on Wednesday, with President Xi Jinping conferring the PLA flag to its commanders and boarding to inspect China’s first aircraft carrier equipped with electromagnetic...
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High-standard Hainan FTP emphasized
President Xi Jinping on Thursday urged adopting high standards for building the Hainan Free Trade Port to make it a key gateway for China’s opening-up in the new era. Xi, who is also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee...
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Li: CIIE a vital bridge connecting nation and world
China remains steadfast in sharing its development opportunities with the global community and providing more stability amid rising uncertainties worldwide, Premier Li Qiang said on Wednesday at the opening ceremony of the eighth China...
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Xi calls for better synergy with Russia
President Xi Jinping highlighted China’s readiness to better synergize its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) with Russia’s economic and social development strategies when he met with visiting Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin on...
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Philosophy has resonance across globe
When Ahmed Sheraz, a member of the Pakistan Tariff Commission, came across the Chinese proverb, “All living things should flourish without harming each other; all ways of life should thrive without hindering each other”, in the fifth volume of Xi...
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China’s role as next host of APEC hailed
After President Xi Jinping announced on Saturday that the city of Shenzhen, Guangdong province, will host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Economic Leaders’ Meeting in 2026, expectations are running high that China will continue to ...
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XI: JOIN HANDS, STRENGTHEN LINKS
President Xi Jinping has called on APEC member economies to champion open development, promote a universally beneficial and inclusive economic globalization and build an Asia-Pacific community, as he addressed the first session of the 32nd Asia-Pacific...
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Xi, Trump chart course for Sino-US ties
President Xi Jinping and United States President Donald Trump held their first face-to-face meeting since 2019, producing a consensus that observers said is a boost to both sides and to the rest of the world in areas ranging from economy and trade to...
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Trip to give momentum to cooperation
As President Xi Jinping embarks on a visit to the Republic of Korea to attend the 32nd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting, observers said the international community is paying close attention to signals of dialogue and cooperation amid mounting challenges...
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FTA upgrade protocol to strengthen Sino-ASEAN ties
China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations signed the Free Trade Area 3.0 Upgrade Protocol on Tuesday, a milestone that will herald new opportunities for both sides to expand and enhance bilateral economic and trade cooperation. The protocol...
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Nation set to cultivate new growth drivers
Editor’s note: The fourth plenary session of the 20th Communist Party of China Central Committee has adopted the recommendations for the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), setting China’s development course for the next five years. China Daily is...
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China and US reach basic consensus
China and the United States have reached “preliminary consensus” on key issues, including tariff suspension, trade in agricultural products and export controls, after two days of “constructive” trade talks in Malaysia over the weekend. A statement...
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Xi outlines key tasks for modernization
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, has underscored the need to hold on to the goal of basically achieving socialist modernization while planning socioeconomic development for the next five years, and called...
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ADVANCING CHINESE MODERNIZATION
China will continue to build on its achievements of rapid economic growth and long-term social stability, and work to open up new prospects in advancing Chinese modernization, according to a communique issued after a key meeting of the Communist Party...
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China, EU show willingness to manage differences through dialogue
A healthy and balanced ChinaEuropean Union economic and trade relationship is in the longterm interests of both sides, allowing their businesses to grow together, draw on each other’s strengths and better withstand the headwinds of rising protectionism...
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Takaichi elected Japan’s first female PM, unveils cabinet lineup
Sanae Takaichi, who was elected Japan’s first female prime minister on Tuesday by both houses of the nation’s parliament, is expected to bring new life to scandal-hit politics and a struggling economy with a fresh cabinet lineup. Takaichi, president...
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GDP momentum keeps growth on track
China’ s robust 5.2 percent economicexpansion in the first three quarters has laid a solid foundation for achieving its full-year growth target, analysts said, as the world’s second-largest economy continues to show resilience with strong ...
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A giant among the greatest
Students of Tsinghua University pay tribute to Yang Chen-Ning in Beijing on Sunday, mourning the passing of the renowned physicist and Nobel laureate, who died on Saturday at the age of 103. Yang, seen as one of the greatest physicists of the 20th...
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China mourns Murayama whose statement lives on
Chinahasexpresseddeepcondolences over the passing of former Japanese prime minister Tomiichi Murayama,thefirstJapaneseleader who officially apologized for the country’s World War II atrocities, gained trust for Japan...
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CAU called on to train more professionals
President Xi Jinping has extended congratulations on the 120th founding anniversary of China Agricultural University, calling on it to cultivate more professionals with expertise and passion for agriculture. In a reply letter to faculty and students...
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Beaming with pride
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region delegation to the 15th National Games receives its flag on Wednesday from Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu (front row, second from left) during a ceremony at the Kowloon Park Sports Centre. Secretary for...
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Xi’s proposals draw broad acclaim
President Xi Jinping’s keynote speech at the opening ceremony of the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women has drawn widespread acclaim from foreign participants and overseas experts, who welcomed his proposals as a pivotal step toward accelerating gender...
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CHINA STUDIES CENTRAL TO WORLD THOUGHT, EXPERTS SAY
Editor’s note: The World Conference on China Studies opens on Tuesday, with about 230 guests from home and 200 from abroad attending the event. As scholars gather to share insights, this article delves into the rich tapestry of Sino-Western...
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China champions vision and action
President Xi Jinping made his debut at United Nations headquarters in New York in September 2015 on the occasion of the world body’s 70th anniversary. In just three days and two nights, his tightly packed schedule included a special engagement — he...
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Xi vows to advance steady growth of China-DPRK ties
President Xi Jinping on Friday extended congratulations on the 80th founding anniversary of the Workers’ Party of Korea, saying that Beijing stands ready to work with Pyongyang to strengthen strategic communication, deepen practical cooperation and...
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Intl community welcomes ‘first phase’ of Gaza truce
The international community has expressed hope for peace and urged Israel and Hamas to fulfill their commitments after the two parties agreed to the “first phase” of a deal signaling a breakthrough in the two-year conflict in Gaza. The initial phase...
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‘Chicken steak brother’ turns city into instant hit
Expertly flipping over the chicken steak in the hot wok, 48-year-old street vendor Li Junyong, who has been nicknamed “chicken steak brother”, has shot to fame and become a signature attraction in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province. His...
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Star attraction
Visitors throng the bustling Hongyadong scenic area in Chongqing’s Yuzhong district on Monday evening. The area is a major tourist attraction, drawing crowds with its vibrant illuminations and cultural performances. According to Chongqing tourism...
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China’s pledge sets green stage for ASEAN
China’s commitment to further reducing emissions and boosting renewable energy production is expected to encourage Southeast Asian economies to accelerate their low-carbon transition, analysts said. The move toward decarbonization is...
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Cultural, sports events boost holiday spending
Shopping malls, restaurants and sports venues in Beijing have remained packed with visitors during the ongoing National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, representing a microcosm of the strong consumer demand nationwide. The Chinese capital’s...
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Fleet sendoff
Hong Kong residents gather at Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade on Friday to bid farewell to the People’s Liberation Army Navy landing ship Yimengshan as it sails through Victoria Harbour and departed the city. The vessel, along with the training ship Qi...
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Xi congratulates Tianjin University
President Xi Jinping has extended his congratulations to the faculty, students and alumni of Tianjin University on the 130th anniversary of the founding of China’s first modern university. Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China...
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HK, Macao SARs share motherland’s development accomplishments, goals
Senior officials from the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions on Wednesday lauded the remarkable journey and significant achievements of the motherland over the past 76 years, pledging to further align the cities’ development with the...
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