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While some lawmakers have urged tightening regulations on school buses, others say stricter regulation will mean heavier costs for rural schools.
China is "very confident" of guaranteeing its bottom line of 120 million hectares of farmland to ensure the nation's food security.
China will establish two or three large rare-earth enterprises by consolidating companies in the sector.
The mainland might launch a program to allow Taiwan investors to use offshore yuan deposits to invest in the mainland's capital markets.
Smart business minds in Zhejiang have started to take advantage of the busy platform of the micro blog.
"Real interest rates" are likely to persist over the longer term as inflationary pressure continues to ease.
The push for an innovation-based economy and growing public awareness has resulted in a soaring number of IPR lawsuits.
Seven ministeral-level officials were investigated for suspected embezzlement or bribery in China last year.
Schools in Xinjiang have resumed morning checkup for schools after reports of two A/H1N1 cases in the region's Hotan prefecture.
The number of lawsuits over IPR violations that were closed by Chinese courts last year increased by 37.7 percent year-on-year.
Having built a reputation as China's top liquor brand, Moutai is now aiming to become a world-famous drink.
China's economic development over the last 30 years has been "a tale of two regions" -- prosperous coastal areas where GDP matches some developed countries and inland areas that have lagged behind.
