Beijing, China (September 25, 2010) /ChinaNewswire.com/ — One of the world's largest fairs, the legendary Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany is celebrating its landmark 200th anniversary this September. Thankfully, beer lovers in Beijing won't have to miss out on the fun. We warmly invite you to join our very own Oktoberfest at Paulaner Bräuhaus at Kempinski [...]

Chinese auto maker BYD Company and the German auto giant Daimler AG have formally established a green car joint venture in Shenzhen.

Research in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, has shown that the application of foamed bitumen cold recycling technology using equipment supplied by Germany-headquartered Wirtgen China can make major savings in heating energy, reduce carbon emissions, and provide a very high utility ratio for recycled materials.

By Kay Zhang It is said that it's difficult to make friends at work, however I have to say that my work enriches my network a lot and quite a few of these people became true friends.

Germany-headquartered Wirtgen China reports that studies, made in China and overseas, show that Wirtgen's bitumen stabilized paving recycling technology is reducing the carbon footprint associated with reconstructing China's roads and providing road users with a more durable highway resulting in less traffic disruption.

Chinese media reports that, according to the United States Department of Justice, the German company Daimler AG has paid tens of million of dollars or given luxury sedans as bribes to officials of at least 22 countries, including China, to secure contracts.

Wirtgen China, the Chinese arm of the German-headquartered Wirtgen Group, has been actively supporting the kindergarten in Tiantai Town, Qionglai, Sichuan, which was a victim of the earthquake on May 12, 2008.