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Culture of deleting Web comments for cash threatens consumers' trust in the Internet.
Chinese football fans may be excited about the FIFA World Cup, which kicks off on Friday, but their employers are not.
A Chinese film director has been taken to hospital for heavy injuries after being attacked with knives in Beijing on Tuesday, the Beijing News reported Thursday.
Nearly one in ten young Chinese under the age of 17 have some sort of mental disorders, a recent survey suggests.
For ten years, Yu Quanxing, a professor of Tianjin Normal University, has devoted his vacation time to photographing mothers in poverty. His purpose is to promote public awareness of this disadvantaged group amid China's rapid economic growth shadowed by the increasing income gap.
A passenger who photographed part of a plane that was wrapped with tape posted online what he had seen from the airplane window.
Netizens surfing the website of the Sichuan provincial government can find its two budget statements for the 2010 fiscal year on the site's front page.
After I graduated from Huadong Jiaotong University in 2008 - my major was marketing - I worked as a sales person in a pharmaceutical company in Hebei province for six months. But I got bored and wanted to do something more exciting.
Thousands of workers from an electronics factory in the southern economic hub of Shenzhen went back to work on Monday after striking for higher pay on Sunday, local authorities said.
Zhang Nana, a 32-year-old working for a magazine, and her 58-year-old parents are caught in a crisis that threatens to tear apart the family.
Fears as farmers spend compensation cash on luxury goods.
The Foxconn Technology Group announced on Sunday night it would give its workers in Shenzhen a second pay raise in October this year in a bid to ease the tension triggered by a spate of recent suicides.
