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18 February 2004
Xu Guanyin, founder of nuclear agronomy in China, passed away
2025-02-17
17 February 1979
China's Self-defence Counterattack Against Vietnam started
2025-02-16
16 February 1983
Famous Chinese meteorologist Lei Yushun passed away
2025-02-15
15 February 1982
China's first batch of Historical and Cultural Cities announced
2025-02-14
14 February 1963
The National Art Museum of China completed
2025-02-13
13 February 2004
China's first batch of UNESCO Global Geoparks established
2025-02-12
12 February 1995
Lang Ping appointed head coach of Chinese women's volleyball team
2025-02-11
11 February 1897
The Commercial Press established in Shanghai
2025-02-10
10 February 1907
China's first oil well successfully surveyed
2025-02-09
9 February 1981
China completed its first large-scale high-flux atomic reactor
2025-02-08
8 February 1990
China's Shantou University inaugurated
2025-02-07
7 February 1959
Sino-Soviet Economic Cooperation Agreement signed
2025-02-06
6 February 1956
China issued the "Directive on Promoting Mandarin"
2025-02-05
5 February 2020
The Bank of China established in Shanghai
2025-02-04
4 February 1999
China's Great Wall Station in Antarctica unveiled
2025-02-03
3 February 1949
The People's Liberation Army held an entry ceremony in Beiping
2025-02-02
2 February 2020
Chinese maestro of Qu opera Ma Qi passed away
2025-02-01
1 February 2003
First 3-month spring fishing ban throughout the Yangtze River basin
2025-01-31
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