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The world is watching China's next move after it witnessed last year key progress in the initiative to make renminbi, or yuan, a global currency.
A man in Central China's Hubei province won back his freedom and reputation after being held for seven days on charges of defaming local leaders online, as the police were ordered to revoke a prior detention order against him and to offer an apology.
Want to marry your girlfriend in China? Better buy a house first.
Zhao Xiaoming, the mayor of Zhangjiajie, a city in the northwestern part of Hunan province, is of the belief that to grab tourists, you must first grab headlines.
A former senior health official has urged local health authorities to eliminate discrimination against gay men and to enlist their involvement in China's fight against HIV/AIDS.
The mental health of China's youngsters is on the decline, with 60 percent of college students feeling isolated and 80 percent feeling social injustice, a survey has suggested.
Facing ever rising home prices in China, 18 percent of mothers would be willing to let their daughters marry men who rent their homes, according to a survey conducted by the Beijing-based 5i5j Real Estate Service Tuesday.
China Daily gives you a taste of the stories that are currently attracting the most interest among Internet users.
With a rising level of public supervision, China's top police department will make more effort to rid the detention houses under its power of a daunting public profile, reported the China Youth Daily on Monday, quoting an official in direct charge.
China will face considerable pressures caused by housing price rises in the next 20 years as hefty demands for housing will persist amid the nation's accelerated urbanization and industrialization, a senior official said on Monday.
Police investigating soccer match-fixing scandals have taken away four referees, including "gold whistle" Lu Jun, for interrogation, reports said.
There is an urgent need to improve the safety and security of China's high-speed rail network, a railway official says.
