Tue,Dec 2,2014
Get off at the last stop — Beijing Subway in vision
Top 100 beauties in the world!
Gallery: Who is the most beautiful one?
If you like autumn, put your hands in the air!
Fan Bingbing's "Queen style" in new play
Lingerie show at 2014 Miss China
J-10 fighters show aerobatic stunts in smog-free sky
Charming contestants of Shanghai Int’l Model Contest
Most amazing chi-pao beauties
7 deadly animal attacks
BEIJING, Dec. 1 -- Three gas fields in the South China Sea have started operations, China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC), the owner of the resources, announced on Monday.
The fields off the coasts of Guangdong Province and Hainan Province have a total of 13 wells, with two of them currently producing 21 million cubic feet of natural gas every day.
Production at the three fields is expected to reach a peak daily capacity of 150 million cubic feet in 2015.
Taiwan democracy faces long-term test
Heeding defense needs, China’s aircraft carrier ambitions appear to move closer to reality
Corruption crackdown follows cases of people paying to pass their driving tests
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