A Shanghai district government on Thursday denied charges of theft and illegal demolition of a private museum, whose owner demanded hefty compensation in a trial
China has recruited six aquanaut cadets, including two women, as a reserve force for its future submersible missions, the State Oceanic Administration (SOA) announced on Tuesday.
Liu Xueyou, a farmer in central China, suffered losses of 300,000 yuan (47,619 U.S. dollars) last year due to counterfeit wheat seeds he bought on the advice of a so-called "technical consultant" with an agricultural materials company.
Chinese farmers called for better government and social services to reduce risk as their plantation areas expand with much of the rural population migrating to cities for jobs.
The role the Chinese government has played in leading economic development is outstanding, yet the backlash from such practices is impeding sustainable development of the economy, prompting the government to give the market more say in allocating resources.
Chinese leader Liu Yunshan on Thursday urged efforts to comprehensively deepen reform, saying the country is at a new historical starting point.
China is ready to promote mutually beneficial cooperation with ASEAN during the upcoming East Asia leaders meetings, Vice Foreign Minister Liu Zhenmin said Monday.
On a massif in Laiyuan, north China's Hebei province, 73 years ago, Chinese communist soldiers won a major battle against Japanese invaders.
Liu Tienan, a former deputy chief of China's top economic planning body, has been put under judicial investigation, suspected of taking bribes, authorities said on Sunday.
A Hong Kong public think tanker urged the government to improve water recycling capacity, and adjust its water charges structure to deter water wastage.
China's former railways minister Liu Zhijun was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve here on Monday for bribery and abuse of power.
The spring session of the Canton Fair, China's largest trade fair, saw more overseas buyers and larger trade deals in comparison to last year's autumn session, the event's organizers said Sunday, indicating that trade may see a modest recovery this year.
Twenty people in China were given jail terms ranging from seven years to life for manufacturing and selling "gutter oil" in two provinces, a local court announced Tuesday.
Chinese authorities confirmed on Wednesday that the former railways minister, Liu Zhijun, has been charged for bribery and abuse of power.
Former railways minister Liu Zhijun has been charged for bribery and abuse of power, authorities said Wednesday.
Seven people died and 18 others were injured following Wednesday's fatal car explosion in Zhanjiang, a coastal city in south China's Guangdong province, the local government said Thursday.
Two men, including a school bus driver, are suspected of raping a junior high school student in northeastern Heilongjiang province. They have been caught by police.