Front Pages, May 16
Some stewed pig ears have been made from chemicals that could cause blood and heart problems in East China, sounding a fresh alarm on food safety.
Organization implements reforms following 'lavish lifestyle' claim.
Young woman initiated love campaign to make grandpa's last days delightful moments.
China plans to expand medical payment reforms to ensure that new payment systems will be implemented throughout the country's rural areas.
Whether a thesis paper can show people's academic achievement, that is a question brought by a ghostwriting report from Beijing News on Tuesday.
Front Pages, May 15
McDonald's Corp raised the prices of four products by 1 yuan ($0.15) in China at the end of April, the company confirmed on Tuesday.
Assessments of air quality done by the Chinese government do not match those of the US consulate in Shanghai because they use different standards.
China Southern Airlines, one of the three major Chinese airlines, on Tuesday announced it is cutting flights to the Philippines as tourist numbers shrink amid tensions in the South China Sea.
Frost and heavy rains are predicted to last until Wednesday in Minxian county, area in Gansu province hit hardest by storms over the weekend, and rescuers and relief workers will face difficulties helping affected residents.
A man who shocked China by detonating a bomb in front of a bank in Wuhan, Hubei province, was sentenced to death on Monday, according to the city's intermediate people's court.
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