We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A Chinese police chief is sacked over the roughing up of reporters who caught officials eating a giant salamander at a lavish banquet.
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The average price of new homes in China's 70 major cities fell 0.4% in January from a month ago, marking the ninth consecutive decline.
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Sri Lanka's new president signs agreements with the India's leader in a bid to mend ties hit by China's growing influence on Colombo.
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Former senior official Su Rong has been expelled from the Chinese Communist Party for corruption and faces prosecution, says the country's anti-corruption body.
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Images from Hong Kong where angry protests broke out on Sunday in a shopping centre over shopping tourism by mainland Chinese.
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Police in Hong Kong have used pepper spray and made several arrests following clashes with anti-Chinese protesters in a shopping mall.
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A set of 12 gold-plated animal head sculptures by dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei sells for £2.8m ($4.3m) at auction - a new record for the artist.
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Jaycee Chan, the son of movie star Jackie Chan, has been released after six months in prison in China for a drug offence.
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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi announces it will open an online US store but will not sell its phones, instead offering lesser known products such as headphones and a fitness tracker.
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Shares in China's biggest online search engine, Baidu, fall nearly 10% after disappointing results as users switch to mobiles.
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The long-running takeover battle for the French holiday company, Club Med, has finally come to an end with Chinese conglomerate Fosun taking control.
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Electric car maker Tesla reports a fourth-quarter loss of $108m (£71m), compared to a loss of just $16m during the same period a year ago, as investments ramp up and China sales disappoint.
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Greece could turn to the US, Russia or China if it fails to reach a new debt agreement with the eurozone, its defence minister says.
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Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda will buy Swiss sports marketing firm Infront Sports & Media with a group of investors for $1.19bn (£780m).
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US chipmaker Qualcomm will pay $975m (£640m) to Chinese authorities to end a 14 month anti-trust investigation into its patent licensing practices.
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Asian markets traded mixed on Monday as surprisingly weak trade data from the world's second largest economy, China, capped gains.
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Chinese authorities execute Liu Han, a powerful Sichuan-based mining tycoon, for "leading mafia-style crime and murder".
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Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi, star of Crouching Tiger, is getting married after her musician boyfriend used a drone to propose to her.
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A driver and shoppers escaped unhurt when a car accidentally ploughed into the front of a supermarket in China's Shanxi province last week.
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A "spiritual meeting" was held between the Dalai Lama and the US president Barack Obama, despite Beijing objecting to this by saying the meeting was politically motivated.
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China's authorities have seized 7,600 toilet rolls and 20,000 packets of tissue printed with the image of Hong Kong chief executive CY Leung.
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A blaze at a southern Chinese shopping centre that killed 17 people was started by a nine-year-old boy playing with a lighter, police say.
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China says it is holding a Canadian man on suspicion of stealing state secrets but releases his wife on bail, six months after they were detained.
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Chinese shares reversed gains to close lower after rallying on the central bank's unexpected move to cut a key lending rate on Wednesday.
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Twitter users in Argentina and China ridicule Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner for poking fun at what she hears on a trip to China.
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Yum Brands, the owner of KFC and Taco Bell, swings to a loss after sales in China fail to recover from food safety scandals.
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China bans internet users from posting under the names of famous people or Chinese officials, calling it a "vulgar culture".
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Retail giant Alibaba says it is using quadcopter drones to deliver tea to hundreds of its customers in China as part of a test.
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Italy extradites a Chinese woman suspected of fraud, the first such extradition from a European country, state media says.
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China's central bank has cut the level of funds banks must hold in reserve in an effort to boost growth in the world's second-largest economy.
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The Chinese government says only eight of the country's 74 biggest cities met its own basic air quality standards in 2014.
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A Chinese street cleaner who was sacked for warming himself over a fire in freezing temperatures is re-employed after a social outcry.
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The ruins that still make China angry with Britain
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Two members of a cult in China have been executed for murdering a woman in a McDonald's restaurant in Shandong.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit China in May, India's Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj announces during her three-day visit to Beijing.
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Asian markets are mostly lower after activity in China's manufacturing sector shrank for the first time in more than two years.
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As car ownership reaches record levels in China, BBC News looks at the numbers - and the impact.
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China's education minister tells universities to shun textbooks promoting Western values and block criticism of the political system, state media say.
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China overtakes the US as the top destination for foreign direct investment (FDI), for the first time since 2003.
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Shares in the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba fell 7% after sales fall short of targets
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Chinese drone-maker DJI is to prevent its kit from flying over much of the US capital, following the crash of one of its aircraft into the White House lawn.
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China's biggest internet retailer, Alibaba, is involved in a harshly worded spat with one of the country's regulators in a highly unusual public clash.
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Yahoo announces a plan to spin-off its 15% stake in China's Alibaba Group and hand the business to its shareholders.
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China's investment in Latin America under the spotlight
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The drive to innovate rather than imitate
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China investigates allegations that officials ate a rare giant salamander at a lavish banquet, and that journalists who took photos were beaten up.
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A UK government minister apologies after giving a watch to the mayor of Taipei, not realising it was a taboo act in Chinese culture.
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Sudan's Chinese-built palace shows new balance of power
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Chinese property giant Dalian Wanda is set to invest $1bn (£667m) in a real estate development near Sydney Harbour.
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Customs officials in Bulgaria find two million critically endangered baby eels hidden in the luggage of two Chinese men.
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Activity in China's vast manufacturing sector contracted for the second consecutive month, according to a preliminary survey on Friday.
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Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin is buying a 20% stake in Spanish football club Atletico Madrid as he looks to diversify his business empire.
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Chinese shares surged on Wednesday, making up for some of the heavy losses seen earlier in the week.
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China says four district officials have been sacked over a stampede on New Year's Eve in Shanghai that left 36 people dead.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and six other top officials have been given a 62% pay rise, according to state-run media reports.
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Asian shares mostly rose on Tuesday after China's economic growth rate for 2014 came in above market expectations.
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The BBC's China editor Carrie Gracie visits the north-east city of Harbin to look at the problems plaguing the world's second largest economy.
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A man in China is donating his stem cells to a seven-year-old boy in the UK, in what is being seen as a medical miracle.
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Shanghai driver donates stem cells to seven-year-old UK boy
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A Chinese newspaper apologises after reporters secretly photograph a singer's cornea transplant surgery following her death.
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The main Chinese share index sees its biggest fall for more than six years after authorities crack down on certain types of share dealing.
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Police in China have shot dead two Uighurs who were among a group trying to illegally cross into Vietnam, state media say.
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How will China respond to growing demands for liberalisation?
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Huge hauls and long falls as Chinese campaign continues
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More than 100 people in China brave police surveillance to pay their respects to purged leader Zhao Ziyang, on the 10th anniversary of his death.
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Twenty-two people are confirmed dead after a tugboat doing trials capsizes suddenly on the Yangtze river in eastern China, state media report.
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Carrie Gracie on a week of intrigue in Chinese politics
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About 25 people are missing after a tug boat capsized while carrying out testing on the Yangtze river in Jiangsu, China, state media report.
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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi unveils two large phablets, comparing them directly with Apple's iPhone 6 Plus.
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Pollution soars to hazardous levels in Beijing, reaching 20 times the limit recommended by the World Health Organisation.
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China arrested a group of Uighurs and Turks in November over a plot to use fake passports to smuggle people to Syria, state media report.
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China says foreign investors will be allowed to "fully own e-commerce companies" in its Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ).
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Japan's cabinet approves a record 4.98 trillion yen (£28bn, $42bn) budget for defence spending, amid a long-running maritime dispute with China.
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Dulwich Picture Gallery pays a Chinese studio to produce a copy of an Old Master painting, which will be hung in place of the original, challenging visitors to spot the fake.
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Chinese tech giant Huawei says its operating profit in 2014 rose by about 17% from the previous year.
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China's December trade figures have beaten expectations with exports up 9.7% and imports down 2.3% from a year earlier.
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China's most popular television drama has been re-edited to get rid of the plunging necklines featured in the show.
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Striking murals of Chinese propaganda seen around Xinjiang
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Growth in vehicle sales in the world's largest car market, China, halved last year as the country's economic expansion slowed.
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Chinese police arrest more than 110 people suspected of selling pork and other products from diseased pigs.
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Police in China's Xinjiang province shoot dead six people who they say were trying to detonate a bomb, local media report.
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Jonah Fisher reports on woman and children being bought, sold and trafficked from Myanmar to China.
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The little girl trafficked from Myanmar to China
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The son of Chinese film star Jackie Chan, Jaycee, is jailed for six months in China for "sheltering others to use drugs".
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The inflation rate in China remained near a five-year low in December, edging up to 1.5% from 1.4% the month before, official figures show.
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Beijing subway fare hike weighs on commuters
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Motorola says it is to re-enter the Chinese smartphone market from February with at least three products.
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Images from the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival in China
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Some of the world's most breathtaking ice sculptures went on display on Monday at the 31st International Ice and Snow Festival in Harbin, China.
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China lodges a protest with North Korea after reports emerge that an army deserter killed four people in a Chinese border city.
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China's box office surged by 36% in 2014, with homegrown films beating Hollywood offerings for the second year in a row.
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China scraps a quota system restricting exports of rare earth minerals after losing a World Trade Organisation (WTO) case.
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China's Xiaomi said it more than doubled its revenue in 2014, just a week after it was named the world's most valuable tech start-up.
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Ethnic Kazakhs in China's north-western Xinjiang autonomous region have been practising the traditional art of hunting with eagles.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is beginning a tour to China and oil-producing countries as he tries to stem the impact of falling oil prices.
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Assistant Foreign Minister Zhang Kunsheng becomes the highest-ranking Chinese diplomat investigated for suspected corruption, state media report.
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The BBC's Carrie Gracie visits China's Xinjiang province, home to China's predominantly Muslim Uighurs, viewed by authorities as a "terrorist" threat.
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China's President Xi Jinping demands an investigation into a crush in Shanghai on New Year's Eve that killed 36 people and injured 47.
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How has Xinjiang crackdown affected China's Uighur minority?
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A crush at New Year's Eve celebrations in Shanghai has killed 36 people and injured some 47 others, Chinese officials say.
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