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Loudspeakers used to be heard in every village in China to broadcast news. Today with the spread of TVs, PCs and mobile phones, are loudspeakers still needed in the countryside?

Thanks to a bowl of noodles, people living in mountainous areas in Hualong of

Qinghai successfully shook off their poverty and begin to bring their noodles to the world.

Manchuria is one of the biggest trade hubs in

China. The One Belt One Road initiative is giving the old trade town another

revival.

Yuval Golan, a young Israeli man who's doing business and building a bridge

between China and Israel

For the last 5 years, the volume of trade between China and Nepal has been

increasing, and more tourists are visiting each other each year. Of all the ties

between the two countries, a project in which China helped Nepal to build its

communications network has been one of the most notable.

The government officially relax the birth control policy in some areas in 2013, but experts are now saying that the policy should be further relaxed.

China has more than 4.3 million registered severely mentally challenged residents. And there are not enough psychiatrists to treat these patients. Insiders say low income is the most pressing issue.

The latest Online to offline, or O2O, model has

attracted a lot of investors into the market and fitness apps have

mushroomed.But it hasn't taken long for problems to appear.

We are all used to being bombarded by all kinds

of ads on social networking sites. But are products like homemade food in fact

safe online?