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"Stars should bear some things in mind when engaging in charity.
You donated 1 million yuan ($146,500) out of your own pocket (for Sichuan earthquake relief), right?
A senior expert at an official think tank in Shanghai has indicated further relaxation in the city's household registration, or hukou system, in the near future.
In the first case of what netizens are calling "naked government", township government officials in Sichuan province have posted online public expenditure in first two months of the year, including spending on receptions, cigarettes, wine and vehicle use.
Google China said on Monday that it is complying with regulations to censor search results on its website, although earlier reports said the company plans to stop doing so as negotiations with the government are reportedly at a stalemate.
Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi has vehemently denied accusations that she committed fraud in the name of charity, but admitted to inexperience when organizing a donation drive.
Clearing her name Q & A Words to the wise on charity Charity 'must be handled right'
Almost all of the 25,100 tonnes of defective milk powder seized in the 2008 toxic baby food probe had been incinerated and buried, and none had been found to have re-entered the market, China's National Food Safety Rectification Office said Monday.
The 11 Siberian tigers which have died in the last three months have been frozen by the zoo in northeast China's Liaoning Province, the zoo manager claimed Monday.
The road-clogged capital is expected to extend controversial restrictions on car use as traffic jams continue to be one of the city's most serious headaches.
An official at the center of a sex and corruption scandal was arrested on Saturday, turning another page in the "Diary Gate" scandal that began when a diary attributed to him - and detailing his misconducts - was splashed across the Internet.
An official in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has been sacked after his incriminating diary was posted online and drew extensive attention from netizens.
An official in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region was arrested Saturday after his incriminating diary was posted online and drew extensive attention from netizens.
