Around China October 27, 2017
World's first hydrogen-powered tram put into operation
A Chinese-produced tram powered by hydrogen fuel cells was put into commercial operation in Tangshan
Around China October 27, 2017
Super bridge project under construction in Sichuan
Xingkangte Bridge is taking shape as one of the most challenging engineering projects in China.
Around China October 27, 2017
Beijing completes yearly water diversion quota
Beijing has completed its annual water diversion quota early this year.
Sci-Tech October 26, 2017
Bullet train research gets on track
China Railway Corp, the national rail operator, launched research on a new bullet train.
Around China October 24, 2017
Three Gorges project finishes water storage test
The Three Gorges project has finished a water storage test Saturday by making its water level reach the highest designed mark of 175 meters as required by China's State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters.
Around China October 24, 2017
Closure of main arch of Tianshenggang Channel Bridge finished
Closure of the main arch of Tianshenggang Channel Bridge was finished on Sunday. The main span of the bridge is 336 meters. It is the world's largest long-span heavy-duty highway and railway steel arch bridge.
Around China October 20, 2017
Beijing's new airport to open in two years
With the roof and the glass curtain walls being installed, the construction of Beijing’s new airport is underway.
Environment October 20, 2017
China to divert more water from Yangtze River to Shandong
Shandong Province on east China's seaboard will get 1.09 billion cubic meters of more water from the mighty Yangtze River via the country's massive water diversion project, authorities announced Thursday.
Economy October 19, 2017
China's railway investment to exceed $121b in 2017
This year's fixed investment in the railway sector might exceed 800 billion yuan (US$121.04 billion), a target set by China Railway at the beginning of 2017.
Around China October 16, 2017
Beijing shantytowns finish renovation ahead of schedule
Beijing has surpassed its annual target number of homes, investment and people involved in shantytowns renovation as of the end of September, benefiting up to 235,000 people.