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Traditional Chinese military shoes a fad overseas Sify An American company and a Chinese domestic shoe manufacturer in Jiaozuo city of Central China's Henan province jointly developed the updated pair of shoes. ... and more »

China's stock benchmark retreated Tuesday, following Wall Street on concern the economic recovery might be weakening. The Shanghai Composite Index declined by 13.87 points, or 0.5 percent, to close at 2,638.80, ending August flat.

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KARACHI - China is to invest US$535 million to restart a stalled refinery project in Pakistan, which foreign investors and contractors abandoned amid the political turmoil in the country following the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto in December 2007.

Closer contact between retired Taiwan generals and mainland authorities have sparked concern in Washington - the island's leading arms supplier.

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China's recently-acquired economic status was borne out of its WTO accession, rapid infrastructure development and low-cost labor, but the astonishing ascent has concealed many flaws, writes economist Andy Xie in a commentary for Caixin Online.