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Bullet train in China derails, cars fall off bridgeupdated: Sat Jul 23 2011 10:19:00

At least two cars of a high-speed bullet train fell off a bridge late Saturday after a derailment in eastern China's Zhejiang province, state-run news agency Xinhua reported, citing firefighting sources.

Chinese train sets speed record, says state mediaupdated: Fri Dec 03 2010 21:05:00

A Chinese high-speed train broke a world record Friday for fastest unmodified commercial train, reaching speeds of up to 481.1 kph (298.9 mph), state media reported.

China's record-setting trainupdated: Fri Dec 03 2010 21:05:00

A Chinese high-speed train broke a world record for fastest unmodified commercial train, reaching speeds of up to 298.9 mph.

A guide to Hangzhou, China's ancient capitalupdated: Fri Sep 10 2010 08:01:00

Eight centuries ago, Marco Polo anointed Hangzhou "the most splendid city in the world." Today it's one of China's best-preserved destinations, thanks to the careful stewardship of its pagodas and pavilions, mountain-fringed West Lake, and terraced plantations growing the region's famous longjing green tea.

Need travel ideas? Look to Hollywoodupdated: Tue Aug 18 2009 17:51:00

You've done Paris, France, you've done Rome, Italy, and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. While there's certainly nothing wrong with taking in sights at world-renowned travel locales, there are times when you want to get away from the familiar. Ironically, you don't have to leave your house to get inspired; simply flip on the TV or dip into your DVD collection.

Time.com: China Investigates Eggs in New Food Scareupdated: Wed Oct 29 2008 15:15:00

Three more Chinese brands of eggs containing melamine were identified on Wednesday and leery consumers began avoiding the product

Woman hurt in Olympics stabbing back in U.S.updated: Sat Aug 16 2008 01:52:00

The woman whose husband was killed in a knife attack while attending the Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, and who was herself critically wounded in the attack, is back in the United States, according to her doctors.

American killed at Games was coach's father-in-lawupdated: Mon Aug 11 2008 12:50:00

A Chinese man wielding a knife stabbed an American couple in central Beijing on Saturday, killing the man and seriously wounding the woman before jumping to his death from an ancient tower, said U.S. Olympic officials and state-run media.

China made easy: Tourism highlightsupdated: Fri Aug 08 2008 08:26:00

China can seem as impenetrable as it is imposing. Consider the numbers: it's the world's most populous nation (1.3 billion), where more than 100 cities have populations over a million. Fifty-six ethnic groups are spread across 22 wildly distinct provinces and five autonomous regions, in a landmass slightly larger than the U.S.

Olympic torch relay on holdupdated: Wed May 21 2008 23:45:00

The Olympic torch reached Hangzhou, China Sunday, but it will be suspended until Wednesday to honor earthquake victims.

Fortune: Open sesame for China's Web kingupdated: Sun Nov 25 2007 17:29:00

On the eve of Alibaba.com's $1.7 billion stock offering - the biggest Internet IPO since Google went public in 2004 - friends of founder Jack Ma warned that he was in for a harrowing ordeal.

Time.com: Q&A with Bernard Arnaultupdated: Wed Oct 24 2007 11:00:00

The LVMH chairman and CEO talks about his groundbreaking show in China, globalization and how to crack down on counterfeits

SI.com: Mark Bechtel: U.S. readies for a physical semi showdown vs. Brazilupdated: Wed Sep 26 2007 00:43:00

HANGZHOU, China -- If World B. Free had been a soccer player (and a South American woman), he would've fit right in the Brazilian national team. It doesn't really matter where they are on the field or what the situation is -- the Brazilians are going to shoot the ball. And there's a pretty good chance it's going in.

Storm captured on cameraupdated: Thu Sep 20 2007 01:11:00

I-Reporter Michael Tilley shot video of the effects of Typhoon Wipha while driving through Keelung, Taiwan.

Typhoon Wipha makes landfallupdated: Wed Sep 19 2007 13:30:00

Typhoon Wipha makes landfall south of Shanghai, China. CNN's John Vause reports.

Group: China jails cyber-dissidentupdated: Fri Aug 17 2007 21:08:00

A Chinese cyber-dissident has been sentenced to four years in jail after he was convicted of "inciting the government's overthrow," a press freedom group said Friday.

CNNMoney: Chinese tire recall to start Mondayupdated: Thu Jun 28 2007 00:08:00

The company that imported Chinese tires at the center of a recall demand by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will recall the tires and replace them until the company, Foreign Tire Sales (FTS), has run out of funds.

CNNMoney: Chinese tires recalledupdated: Wed Jun 27 2007 22:41:00

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has ordered a recall of 450,000 light truck tires that could have an increased risk of tread separation.

CNNMoney: Chinese tires face recallupdated: Tue Jun 26 2007 05:05:00

A New Jersey importer of Chinese-made automobile tires has asked the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for help in recalling about 450,000 of the light truck tires because they lack an important safety feature, lawyers said.

Business 2.0: Jack Ma Aims to Unlock the Middle Kingdomupdated: Mon Oct 02 2006 11:19:00

The editors have identified the Best business ideas in the world, which will appear here in a series throughout the next month. Check back daily for updates.

22,000 mass in anti-Japanese rallyupdated: Sat Apr 16 2005 00:07:00

Tens of thousands of Chinese citizens have taken to the streets in several cities to protest against Japan, with some throwing rocks, plastic bottles and tomatoes at the office of the consulate general, officials said.

Shanghai to extend Maglev railupdated: Tue Nov 30 2004 06:21:00

China's biggest city, Shanghai, plans to extend the world's only commercially operating high-speed magnetic levitation line as part of preparations for hosting the 2010 World Expo, city officials said.

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