China approves Ebola vaccine
China has approved a domestically developed Ebola vaccine, according to the China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) Friday.
Culture official hails Chinese publishers
China has become the largest book publisher, TV drama producer and broadcaster in the world, senior officials from the publicity and culture departments declared on Friday, vowing to further promote socialism among the people.
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A border officer (left) hands a note with information on the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China to a construction worker in the city of Xigaze, Southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region on Friday. Workers at a construction site on the Nepal border were briefed on the congress in this way as work prevented them catching the live broadcast.
Guangzhou to establish free trade port in Nansha district
Investors were snapping up shares in Guangdong port operators and developers on Friday after the provincial capital's Party chief announced plans for a free trade port.
Foreigners, Chinese praise Party meeting
People from China and overseas have been speaking highly of the ongoing 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), which opened in Beijing on Wednesday.
Massive trove of ancient coins unearthed in China's porcelain capital
A large amount of copper coins dating back more than 1,000 years have been found in the city of Jingdezhen, the center of China's historical porcelain industry.
Two rare horses born in Xinjiang
Two foals of a rare horse subspecies were born at a wild horse breeding center in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region earlier in October, bringing the total number of the once-extinct wild horses to 379 in the region.
700 China-Europe freight trains to depart Xinjiang in 2017
A total of 700 China-Europe freight trains are expected to depart from Urumqi, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, by the end of 2017, the regional logistic center said Thursday.
China blocking bogus overseas phone numbers
China's industry and technology regulator said that it would intercept any overseas phone calls using a number that is the same as one used by the public security and procuratorial offices, by the end of the year, to increase its efforts to combat telecommunication fraud.
Policies help Chinese film industry hit big time following 18th CPC Congress
The past five years have seen tremendous changes in the Chinese film industry. The domestic film market has more than doubled in size while overseas sales of Chinese films have heated up since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC).
China intensifies efforts to promote family education
A class tutor at Beijing's Yimei Primary School, Zhao Lin has visited all 36 students' homes at weekends and summer holidays since 2014 to discuss their study with parents. Zhao offers practical advice on how to improve motivation and self-management.
China to standardize elderly care services
The Chinese government has released draft rules on elderly care institutions to standardize practices and services.
440 senior officials investigated for corruption
Disciplinary authorities have investigated 440 officials at or above provincial or corps level for corruption over the past five years as the Communist Party of China (CPC) pledges sweeping victory over the threat to the Party, an official said Thursday.
New air route opens between Hong Kong, Zhangjiajie
A new regular air route opened Wednesday between Zhangjiajie, an acclaimed tourist destination in central China's Hunan Province, and Hong Kong.
China to make new breakthrough in quantum communication: CPC delegate
Chinese researchers will soon make a new breakthrough in quantum communication after the world's first 2,000-km quantum communication line between Beijing and Shanghai went into operation in September, a senior university official said.
Consul general warns Chinese citizens in California about hepatitis outbreak
The Consulate General of China in Los Angeles, capital of California, US issued an emergency circular on Tuesday, telling Chinese citizens to be cautious about a hepatitis A outbreak there that had claimed at least 18 lives as of Friday.
Government reform successful in auctioning off privilege vehicles in China
China has removed nearly 4,000 vehicles from government service since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in 2012, a move that experts have said showed the country's determination to fight against bureaucratic privileges.
China unveils first system using electron beam irradiation to treat polluted water
China’s first home-grown industrial wastewater-cleaning system using electron beam irradiation could effectively dissolve pollutants in the environment and has the potential for use in a wide range of industries, Chinese experts said.