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Fossil offers clues to live births

2017-02-16 07:06

A fossil of a long-necked marine reptile unearthed in Yunnan province shows the creature that lived millions of years before dinosaurs was developing an embryo, an indicator that it gave birth to live offspring, scientists said on Tuesday.

Love stories depicted on Dunhuang murals

2017-02-16 07:00

Ancient people told love stories not only in books, but also on murals. Let's take a look at the Dunhuang murals which tell romantic love stories.

Dawn's early light sets Qishu Lake 'afire'

2017-02-15 16:50

Wisps of fog rise off the glowing lake surface, giving the scene a dreamy and surreal patina.

2017-02-15 15:37

Chinese railway authorities have launched additional trains to tackle the rush of college students and migrant workers heading back to school and work at the end of the Spring Festival break.

Create delicacies with Lao Gan Ma

2017-02-15 14:44

Lao Gan Ma creator Tao Huabi, whose face appears on each bottle of the chili oil, has recently been in the spotlight again. According to the latest reports, Tao is no longer a shareholder in Lao Gan Ma Food Company that has bases in Guiyang in Guizhou province.Here are five dishes made with Lao Gan Ma that are delicious and easy to make.

Headwears: Tibetan women' sheirlooms in China's Sichuan

2017-02-15 13:54

Tibetan women wearing headwears attend a ceremony in Maoergai area of Aba Tibetan and Qiang autonomous prefecture, Southwest China's Sichuan province, Feb 13, 2017.

Aspirin, more than painkiller, can help prevent cancer: study

2017-02-15 11:12

Aspirin has been used as a medication to treat pain, fever and inflammation, but a new study shows that daily doses of aspirin could also help ward off cancer.

A sea of roses lights up Wuhan on Valentine's Day

2017-02-15 10:57

Over 10,000 rose-shaped LED lights added some romance to Guanggu commercial street, a landmark in Central China's Wuhan, Hubei province, for Valentine's Day, Feb 14, 2017.

Aussie restaurants start to use Chinese language menus to attract tourists

2017-02-15 10:52

More Australian restaurants, cafes and wineries should offer Chinese language menus to capture a larger slice of the immense Chinese outbound tourist market.