Zoos must decide which species are most crucial to save. Conservation efforts are forcing bitter decisions on which species will be saved.
Appreciate the beautiful faces of children on this page as China Daily Sunday edition remembers them in a very special way.
EU Ambassador Markus Ederer and his bride Beate Grzeski celebrated their union in a traditional Chinese wedding ceremony on the Great Wall last Saturday evening at Mutianyu in Beijing's outskirts.
If I were the president of the Cannes Film Festival, I would bar Fan Bingbing from its premise.
Baijiu makers look abroad for new markets and increasing sales figures. A French businessman said his favorite baijiu brand is Moutai.
As the number of species at risk of extinction soars, zoos are increasingly being called upon to rescue and sustain animals, and not just for marquee breeds like pandas and rhinos but also for all manner of mammals, frogs, birds and insects.
A seven-episode documentary series on the country's favorite subject has stirred up a crest of culinary interest including millions of blog entries.
The Singapore Arts Festival is full of surprises and suggests arts festivals can be inclusive and fun rather than exclusive and dull.
Children in China are taking part in extracurricular activities to welcome the upcoming International Children's Day on June 1.
She cried. Not the sad, slow weeping of disappointment or rejection but the strangled, scared, breathlessness of a victim of attack.
China, the world's largest tobacco-consumption market, is working to extinguish smoking with new fervency, as a growing number of people view it as a major social issue.
A new poll shows the public generally has a negative attitude toward food safety in China, with more than 70 percent of respondents saying they feel conditions are unsafe.