Six Japanese nationals are under investigation by Chinese authorities on suspicion of violating Chinese laws, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Monday in response to a report about alleged Japanese spies caught in China. During a regular news conference Hua was asked to confirm the reported detention of six Japanese citizens alleged to be harming national interests. China has reported the issue to Japan's consulate authorities in China, she said. According to a report in Japan's Nikkei newspaper, the six were detained by Chinese authorities in East China's Shandong province and South China's Hainan province in March, suspected of alleged espionage, the report said. pac wristbandswristbands with a messagemotivational bracelets for athletesrubber bracelets custom cheap
BEIJING - The Chinese public will be able to watch three rounds of the International Army Games 2018 in Northwest China for free, by booking tickets at www.damai.cn, the army said Tuesday.The International Army Games, initiated by the Russian Ministry of Defense, will start on July 28, with 28 competitions this year.Four competitions will be held in China - three in Korla, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, and one in Quanzhou, East China's Fujian province.The competitions in Korla from July 29 to Aug 11 are open to the public.Chinese armed forces will also attend another 18 competitions overseas.China has been invited to take part in games for five years in a row, and started to organize part of the competitions in 2017.
