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China should establish a memorial for the victims of the tragic high-speed train crash that happened last July to keep their memories alive.
China's surveyed unemployment rate, which is yet to be published, has been rising in recent months, said Ma Jiantang, head of the National Bureau of Statistics.
China's environmental watchdog will continue to crack down on heavy-metal pollution amid a renewed wave of lead poisoning cases in recent months.
The State Council will issue a five-year action plan for China's ongoing healthcare reform soon, aiming for affordable and universal medical care for everyone.
Thousands of people in a village in South China's Guangdong province went to polls on Saturday to elect a new village committee, months after staging massive protests over illegal land sales.
Only two to three generations back, or just about 100 years ago, Chinese women were still largely relegated to the duties of giving birth, doing housework and farm work.
The first China-engineered improved third-generation nuclear power plant will be showcased in Putian county, Fujian province, by as early as 2013.
China's top political adviser Jia Qinglin highlighted real economy and a "steady and robust" economic development in a work report delivered on Saturday.
Highlights of work report of CPPCC
Chinese Foreign Ministry on Sunday issued a six-point statement for the political resolution on Syria issue.
About 58,000 chickens were culled in Taiwan after local agricultural authorities found chickens in two farms tested positive for H5N2, a strain of avian flu that poses no risk to humans.
China is ready for the opening of its top legislature's annual session, with all delegations having arrived in Beijing.
Head of a new village committee of Wukan, a village in Guangdong province, was elected Saturday night, several months after its villagers staging massive protests over illegal land sales and other issues. Wukan elects village committee
