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China will work to control coal consumption this year in the face of strained coal supplies, the country's energy chief said Saturday.
A middle school principal in north China's Shanxi Province has been suspended from duty following a boiler explosion that killed one student and injured six other people at the school.
With no idea about her future, Liu Ye walked along the country road that took her home in Central China's Hunan province in July.
China's meteorological authority said Saturday cloudy and rainy weather will continue to persist in the country's southern regions through next Monday.
More education and other public resources should be offered to the new generation of migrant workers to ensure their job security and ability to get by in cities.
During routine patrols conducted in the sea since Feb 18, two Chinese surveillance ships expelled a pair of Japanese Coast Guard survey vessels and planes.
A Zhejiang company accused of illegally raising billions of yuan may not have enough assets to repay its debts amid a crackdown by Chinese authorities on private lending.
Farmland in China will soon be classified by levels of pollution so guidelines can be set as to what can and cannot be grown in certain areas.
A 17-month-old dog, who was badly injured by a car, now gets around in a canine version of a wheelchair.
Producers and sellers of "gutter oil", or illegally recycled cooking oil, could face the death penalty, China's top court reaffirmed on Thursday.
The Ministry of Health plans to set up a security network that will allow for rapid police response to conflicts in disrupting overloaded hospitals.
China supports all efforts that are conducive to peacefully resolving the Syrian issue, China's Middle East envoy said on Friday.
