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For short journeys, bikes are the best form of transport, Li enthused at Ofo's headquarters in the Internet Finance Centre, a 26-floor building in western Beijing... READ MORE›
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Alejandro Agag FIA Formula E's chief executive believes the race will be the first in the world to use cars regularly charged on solar... READ MORE›
The move on Tuesday elevated his status as one of the country's most powerful leaders, alongside figures such as Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping... READ MORE›
Without Chairman Mao there would be no new China... READ MORE›
But it illustrates a general approach of planning for a road-dominated future, one where transport-based greenhouse gas emissions will, inevitably, remain high... READ MORE›
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Several prominent China experts in the United States said they believed the Mao course did not deserve to be hosted by edX... READ MORE›
Before Xi Jinping we feared only that they would delete our posts... READ MORE›
Although China often criticizes Japan's incorrect view of history, China's leaders take liberties in telling their country's story... READ MORE›
His death was reported by the Chinese state-run media... READ MORE›
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A video purporting to show a cyclist lifting a car out of his way has gone viral... READ MORE›
Taylor Swift's soon-to-be released clothing line and merchandise is treading a fine line in China... READ MORE›
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The lights will be installed at junctions in the capital between July and the end of September the office of Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo said... READ MORE›
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Mr. Qi won a following among Chinese neo-Maoists, who admired his unwavering defense of the Cultural Revolution... READ MORE›
The 36-metre statue of Mao Zedong, the much-loved and much-feared Communist revolutionary who built modern China, was said to have cost entrepreneurs 650,000 to build... READ MORE›
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The revolutionary masses can't do without the Communist Party... READ MORE›
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