Nanny industry criticized after family murdered in own home
A nanny who recently murdered the three children she was paid to care for along with their mother by setting fire to the family's luxury apartment in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang Province, has put China's chaotic housekeeping market under intense scrutiny.
- FBI’s low efficiency in finding missing visiting scholar angers Chinese
- Chinese cook convicted by Beijing court of smuggling African ivory
- Taiwan leader’s Twitter post infuriates the public
- New rules to prevent wrongful convictions
- Another 20 taken off missing people's list in China landslide
- Chinese youth continue to eye US colleges despite skyrocketing tuition fee
Removal of a table tennis head coach has turned the Chinese Internet discussion and sports world upside down.
The Catholic Church has to establish a “Chinese Catholic Church with Chinese Characteristics” and accept Chinese culture, including Communist ideology, if it hopes to reach a larger Chinese audience, an ...
Practitioners call for better Internet copyright protection in China
China's copyright industry has called for better protection of Internet copyright.
Armenia, China to cooperate in field of seismic security
On Monday, Armenia's Minister of Emergency Situations, David Tonoyan met with the Deputy Director of China's Earthquake Administration, Zhao Heping and Chinese Ambassador to Armenia, Tian Erlong, the official web site of the ministry reported.
First subway lines in Hebei start testing
The first subway lines in north China's Hebei Province started test runs on Monday.
Chinese premier calls for building of equitable, open world economy
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called on all countries to make concerted efforts in building a more fair, just and open world economic system on Monday.
Xi: 'One country, two systems' the best arrangement for HK
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday called "one country, two systems" the best institutional arrangement for Hong Kong's prosperity and stability.
Heavy rain kills 28 in south and southwest China in four days
Floods caused by heavy rain have killed 28 people in four days, leaving another 16 missing, the Ministry of Civil Affairs said Monday.
Philippine Foreign Secretary to visit China
Philippine Foreign Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano will visit China this week, a Foreign Ministry spokesman announced on Monday.
Chinese president meets Finnish PM on strengthening cooperation
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila on Monday in Beijing, and they agreed to dovetail the two countries' development strategies and boost cooperation in various fields.
Senior lawmakers review draft laws, resolutions
The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) held a chairpersons' meeting Monday to review draft laws and resolutions.
China's new bullet train has top speed of 400 km/hr
China unveiled its next-generation bullet train to the public Monday, capable of top speeds of 400 kilometers per hour, as two "Fuxing" trains traveled between Beijing and Shanghai with passengers for the first time.
Scene of devastation
Rescuers on Monday escort local residents to Xinmo village to mourn family members that were confirmed dead after a massive landslide hit Maoxian county, Southwest China’s Sichuan Province Saturday. Photo: Cui Meng/GT
China marks anti-drugs day with sentences, TCM rehab
China marked the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking with the executions of drug leaders and exhibitions to scare off potential drug users, amid stronger efforts to fight the war on drugs.
Mongolian elites need to change zero-sum game mentality: experts
China needs to reduce Sinophobia and reinforce bilateral ties with Mongolia by improving economic cooperation, as Mongolian presidential candidates hype the "China threat" theory, experts said.