WENCHUAN, China (AP) — China stood still Monday, mourning for tens of thousands of earthquake victims, until a government forecast of a possible strong

By GEOFFREY A. FOWLER and LORETTA CHAO BEIJING -- At 2:28 on Monday afternoon, a country that seems to be in constant motion came to a simultaneous

How have bloggers and the rest of the online community been remembering the victims of last week's earthquake in China? China begins three days of mourning

People shout slogans "Cheer up, China!", "Cheer up, Wenchuan!" after a three-minute silent tribute to quake victims, at the Tian'anmen Square in central

AP Flags flew at half-mast, public entertainment was cancelled and 1.3 billion people were asked to observe three minutes of silence on Monday as China

CHENGDU, China -- Flags are flying at half-mast across the country as China begins three days of official mourning for victims of last week's deadly

People across China have held three minutes of silence marking the exact moment one week ago when a deadly earthquake struck the southwestern province of

By Cui Xiaohuo (Chinadaily.com.cn) Monday morning in Beijing was different. State networks broadcasted news bulletins with black backgrounds,

More than 32000 people are confirmed dead after the biggest tremor to hit the country in three decades. Flags are flying at half mast, public entertainment

China has begun three days of mourning for the victims of the devastating earthquake in Sichuan province. In Tiananmen Square, the flag flew at half-mast.

By Peter Townson THE flag at the Chinese embassy flew half-mast yesterday as members of the Chinese community in Doha marked the first of three days of

A government warning of a major aftershock has sent jittery survivors running into darkened streets, abruptly ending the relative peace of an unprecedented

RESCUE MISSION: Chinese TV aired visuals of firefighters struggling for hours to rescue this woman. The State Council emergency response office pegged the

The students of senior 3 at Beichuan Higher Middle School attend a ceremony of resuming classs at a temporary school in quake-hit Mianyang city,

Donations of up to $1.3 billion have been pouring in for survivors of China's earthquakes. Many of those giving are from the country's urban class and

Chinese flags are now flying at half-mast, and all public recreational activities have been suspended as the country begins its three days of mourning.

By ADAM LAZZARI HOURS after surviving a devastating earthquake that is believed to have killed more than 50000 people and made more than five million