Wed,Oct 2,2013
Chinese leaders honor martyrs on National Day
Search ongoing for people missing after three fishing boats sunk
Serena Williams posts second-round win at China Open 2013
S.Korea, U.S. to preemptively respond to signs of DPRK nuclear threats
Sky-high ambition on a plate
Tourism to Jordan's Red Sea resort Aqaba on the rise
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) downscaled this year's growth forecast for China to 7.6 percent due to weak domestic demand.
In April, the ADB had predicted the Chinese economy to grow at 8.2 percent and then further bumped its forecast down to 7.7 percent in July.
In its latest report issued on Wednesday, the Manila-based lender estimated that China would post a 7.4 percent growth rate in 2014.
China's economic slowdown is the cost of its economic restructuring, and the government's latest moves to control credit bubbles and shadow banking showed that the current slowdown can benefit the country's long-term sustainable development, the ADB said.
China revised down its 2012 economic growth to 7.7 percent, the slowest pace in 13 years.
The government has set China's full-year economic growth target at 7.5 percent for this year.
Communication ship Yuri Ivanov launched in Russia 
11 countries' warships arrive at Jervis Bay for security exercise
118.28-carat diamond to be auctioned in HK
4 dead, 58 missing after Typhoon Wutip
Portrait of an amateur Waltz dancer
Travel with photographer- Gansu province 
Miss Universe 2012 Olivia Culpo visits Tihar Jail in New Delhi
Gelato World Tour set to hit Australia
Alpacas charm visitors at America's National Alpaca Farm Days
PLA's 38th Group Army conduct training
People mourn for victims of mall attack
Documentary of Chinese female construction workers
Li Na vs Novak Djokovic in charity match before 2013 China Open
Travel with photographer- Gansu province
American batman soars through China's Jianglang MountainDay|Week|Month
