China reports 8 cases of mutated A/H1N1

Genetic mutation had been detected in eight A/H1N1 flu cases on the Chinese mainland, an official with the Chinese National Influenza Center said Wednesday.
• Detected A/H1N1 mutations "not dangerous"

Mainland may pull some missiles

Beijing might consider removing a portion of its missile arsenal in South China, a long-held precondition by Taiwan officials for peaceful cross-Straits ties, a mainland expert said Wednesday.

Tibet signs 100 letters of intent at tourism fair in SW China

Tibet's Tourism Bureau signed 100 letters of intent with travel agencies from other parts of China on receiving tourists at the 2009 China International Tourism Trade Fair held in southwest China's Yunnan Province last week.

• Shaw Studios returns to film, marking 50 years of production
• US sets countervailing duties on tubular goods from China
• China vows 'constructive' contribution at climate summit
• Philippine massacre toll reaches 57
• UNAIDS: New HIV infections down 17% worldwide
• China reaffirms opposition to US arms sales to Taiwan
• RMB rate fine-tuning is possible
• Online media urged to foster healthy, safe network environment
• Columns of unity to be removed from Tian'anmen Square

Friendship of comrades-in-arms

Armed policemen who have retired hug each other at a railway station in Taiyuan, capital of north China's Shanxi Province, Nov. 25, 2009.

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  Copenhagen Climate Conference 2009

  Leaders from over 190 nations are about to meet in Copenhagen, from Dec. 7 to Dec. 18, for what will stand as the biggest climate summit in history.

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Who should be woken up by 'Wo Ju'?

A new TV series has hit the small screen in China. It reflects current real-life situations faced by many Chinese people and reveals social problems caused by high housing prices.

IKEA to launch 2 shopping centers in China

IKEA plans to open 2 "Super Regional Shopping Center" projects respectively in Daxing in Beijing and Wuxi City in Jiangsu.