We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Managers at the Chinese firm have been given jail time for punishing staff with extreme measures.
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China's tech giant will expand its age-based time limit system to all of its games by 2019.
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A Pakistani TV channel is ridiculed after a speech broadcast from China's capital Beijing shows a typo.
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A 15-year-old Australian is crowned overall winner at the drone racing world cup in Shenzhen, China.
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In a speech in Shanghai, China's president also criticised "attacks" on the global free trade system.
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Organisers say Chinese authorities "made threats relating to" cartoonist Badiucao.
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Footage from a bus that plunged into a river in China shows an altercation between the driver and a passenger.
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It follows possible signs of progress on resolving a bitter trade battle between the US and China.
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A human rights tribunal found that seven resort employees were fired for not being Chinese.
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Jin Yong's fantasy novels of martial arts heroes and legends sold millions around the world.
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The US said trade with Chinese chipmaker Fujian Jinhua poses a risk to "national security interests".
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Experts worry this will increase demand for the animals and jeopardise efforts to protect them.
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A Chinese dissident smuggled a letter into decorations he was forced to make. Years later, a woman in the US discovered it.
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Trade tensions with Washington drives Tokyo and Beijing to boost economic and political ties.
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At least 14 children at a Chongqing pre-school are injured by a woman wielding a kitchen knife.
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Chinese journalist Linlin Kong allegedly hit an activist at the Conservative Party conference.
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Beijing jokes off a New York Times report that Donald Trump's iPhone calls are being bugged.
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A meme of young privileged millennial life is reinvented in China as more than just flaunting wealth.
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It connects Hong Kong with mainland China, but the mega-bridge is not without controversy.
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The 55km bridge and tunnel linking Hong Kong to mainland China via Macau has opened, years late.
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The jump comes after Chinese officials moved to boost investor confidence as growth slows.
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Climbers found the 6.7-million-cubic-metre cave at the bottom of a massive sinkhole in China.
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Beijing said Zheng Xiaosong had been suffering from depression, implying he had killed himself.
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Growth in the world's second-largest economy cooled as Beijing battles rising financial threats.
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Grace Meng says "cruel" China is persecuting him – and that she's now a target – in her first UK media interview.
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The White House says postal rates set via the 144-year-old pact give China an 'unfair' advantage.
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The US Treasury held back from blaming Beijing for holding down the value of China's currency.
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The man is alleged to have faked his death for an insurance payout - but did not tell his wife.
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Changchun Changsheng had blended different batches of vaccine fluid, says state media.
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Beijing's crackdown on a film star and the Interpol chief highlights its use of secret detentions.
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Shohrat Zakir gave rare details about China's much-criticised "retraining" of Uighur Muslims.
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The firm's CEO defends a possible return to China, a market Google abandoned over censorship concerns.
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Yang Kaili, who has millions of followers in China, apologised for not singing the anthem "seriously".
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Python drops in on a staff meeting at a bank in Nanning, southern China.
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Prosecutors say Yanjun Xu tried to steal trade secrets from US aviation and aerospace companies.
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The carmaker will take control of Brilliance Automotive and invest more to expand output in China.
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The $400m project was backed by the former president against the advice of the IMF and World Bank.
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Chinese designer Guo Pei on her journey from communist uniformity to global fashion fame.
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The IMF says a full-blown dispute with China risks putting a significant dent in economic recovery.
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited Beijing to brief China about his North Korea trip.
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Meng Hongwei, who went missing in China, is being held and investigated for alleged corruption.
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The international police agency urges China to clarify the status of Meng Hongwei.
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Meng Hongwei was last seen leaving Interpol's headquarters in France on a visit to his homeland.
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Shares in Lenovo and ZTE drop after a report that Beijing inserted spying devices into US computers.
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It is very unusual for an inmate to escape in China, and just as unusual for media to report it.
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A tiny chip added to server circuit boards helped Chinese spies steal corporate data, Bloomberg says.
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The spectacle was held to mark China's national day.
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Dinnertime TV audiences can catch a game show about their leader's "thought" - but does anyone care?
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Fan Bingbing had disappeared from public view in July amid reports she was involved in a tax probe.
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The BBC's John Simpson finds fashion shoots, a driverless bus and growing authoritarianism as he explores how China is changing.
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The state TV reporter and known nationalist was detained by police for allegedly hitting a party activist.
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The confrontation in the South China Sea comes amid worsening tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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Rights groups say a million Muslims are being detained in China. Here's more on what is happening.
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#MeToo has struggled to take off in China but now one woman is set for a legal battle with a TV star.
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China is trying to interfere in US mid-terms to hurt his party, he says, without offering evidence.
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Ji Chaoqun is accused of trying to recruit engineers and scientists on behalf of a Chinese official.
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It started with tourists being kicked out of a hotel - but the spat has continued to escalate.
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From 1937 to 1945 Chinese soldiers and civilians struggled against better-equipped Japanese forces.
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Beijing-based hotpot restaurant chain Haidilao plans to use the money raised to continue its rapid growth.
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Ibrahim Mohamed Solih defeats President Abdulla Yameen, who has been accused of crushing dissent.
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It is the first time the territory has banned a political party since it was returned to China.
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The criticism from Beijing come hours after a new round of US tariffs on Chinese goods kicked in.
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Chinese and Vietnamese people are celebrating the Mid-Autumn festival, with mooncakes centre stage.
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Opposition leader Ibrahim Mohamed Solih urges a peaceful transition of power from his predecessor.
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Shan Tianfang was loved across China for his emotional storytelling through the ancient art of pingshu.
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A catwalk on the Great Wall of China plus other stories you may have missed this week.
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It cuts the journey time to mainland China - but Chinese police will be allowed to operate in Hong Kong.
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Seven state-appointed bishops are recognised by the Vatican as part of a historic accord with China.
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A nanny who killed her employer and three children in a house fire is executed in Zhejiang Province.
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China tells the US to withdraw sanctions on its military over Russian weapons purchases.
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Beijing is being penalised for buying Russian combat jets and surface-to-air missiles.
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Ever felt the frustration of waiting for a bus that never comes? Beijing's got an answer to that.
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The measures come after the US imposed tariffs on $200bn of Chinese imports.
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Rescuers are digging to recover bodies in the Philippines, as Typhoon Mangkhut weakens over China.
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The storm kills at least two people in China after claiming the lives of dozens in the Philippines.
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A powerful storm that has already killed more than 50 people in the Philippines hits China.
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At least 25 people are dead and crops are damaged by the storm, now bearing down on Hong Kong.
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Chinese gambling is bringing cash to Kampot, but threatening the peace of this once sleepy Cambodian town.
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US President Donald Trump reportedly tells staff to move ahead with tariffs on $200bn worth of Chinese goods.
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The comments follow reports that the US and China may hold talks on the escalating trade conflict.
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The singer says she wants to perform again for her supporters and see "a room full of rainbows".
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The chief executive of the Chinese firm has said it is developing a device with a fold-out screen.
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A pregnant woman in China found the boiled rat in her dish after she had taken a few bites.
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Some 300,000 personnel are to join a giant exercise also involving Chinese troops.
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Fan Bingbing, a film star not seen in more than two months, is ranked last in a report judging A-listers.
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China's charismatic tech billionaire dubbed the "Steve Jobs of China"' will leave the firm on his 55th birthday.
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Jack Ma, one of China's richest men, will hand the reins of the firm he founded to his chief executive.
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The Chinese tycoon says he will resign as chairman on Monday to focus on philanthropy in education.
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China said HMS Albion had "violated Chinese law" by entering disputed waters in the South China Sea.
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Liu Jiaqi is deported after calling all Kenyans, including President Uhuru Kenyatta, monkeys.
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China's net giant Tencent is introducing a real-name registration system for one of its popular games.
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China's education authority is investigating why a preschool hosted a pole dancer at its welcome ceremony.
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China's president announces $60bn (£42bn) in aid and loans to boost development in Africa.
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Billionaire Liu Qiangdong's company say he was "falsely accused" of sexual misconduct in Minneapolis.
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African countries have shown a healthy appetite for Chinese loans but some experts now worry that the continent is gorging on debt, and could soon choke.
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The UN says credible reports suggest that up to a million Muslim Uighurs are held in the camps.
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Chinese government investigators say certain investment companies are faking box office results.
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Luckin Coffee, a new chain in China where customers must pay by app, is taking on traditional cafes.
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In a series of tweets, Mr Trump also said the US should not spend on war games with South Korea.
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Chinese ride-hailing firm Didi Chuxing blames "breathless expansion" for lapses that led to passenger murder.
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