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The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Wednesday announced the latest reshuffling of the provincial leadership, which comes on the heels of the election of the new State-level lineup last month.
Wang Chen, former publisher of People's Daily - a leading newspaper of China - has been appointed minister of the Information Office of the State Council.
"Liu Xiang is here today? Fabulous!" 57-year-old Hu Shengying shrieked like an excited teen.
Whenever reclusive Maggie Cheung shows her face to the media it radiates and shines. Always. Her charm and charisma has made her a darling of the press and the object of desire for millions - especially fellow actors and directors.
Marvelous Maggie Cheung has made Beijing her new home all in the name of love. A new whirlwind romance with a young German architect has drawn her to the capital and as the spring blossoms begin to bloom, Cheung appears to be the happiest she's been in years.
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Monday announced the latest reshuffling of the provincial leadership after the 11th National People's Congress (NPC) elected a new State leadership lineup last month.
A migrant worker sentenced to life in prison for withdrawing 175,000 yuan from a malfunctioning ATM had his term reduced to five years. Call for Clarity
Veteran Chinese rocker Zheng Jun was the biggest winner at the 15th East Radio Shanghai Chinese Top Ten music awards on Saturday, but he refused to accept any honors, and announced the night would be his last awards presence.
Former Illinois Senator Adlai Stevenson III's first meeting with the Chinese people was on the battlefield during the Korean War. But that unsavory introduction did not stop him from later dedicating himself to the improvement of Sino-American relations.
Postman Quan Erping will carry a different package - and pound a different route on Saturday - as an Olympic torchbearer.
Scott Douglas Rozelle and Lothar Reh are both scientists but their disciplines are as different as chalk and cheese - the only thing in common is their long association with China.
China's first and only Olympian at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games, 100 and 200-m runner Liu Changchun, was eliminated in the preliminary heats.
