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Peking University ranks the top in producing China's richest according to the "2010 Chinese Billionaire Research Report", a survey conducted by the Chinese University Alumni Association, the Beijing Daily reports Wednesday.
Tax cuts may be proposed to be applied in certain highly competitive industries to help bring employee wages up, the China Business News reported on Wednesday.
The resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama will not have a bad influence on Sino-Japan relations, an expert said Wednesday.
The National Development and Reform Committee (NDRC) issued an emergency notice banning any forms of security administrative fees in schools and kindergartens.
Online shopping will no longer be a world of anonymity as the government ushered in new regulations requiring e-retailer applicants to provide personal information, including their real names and address.
Premier Wen Jiabao on Wednesday urged more Chinese investment in Mongolia while visiting its capital city, Ulan Bator.
A vagrant surnamed Wang provided his handmade "porn spot map"to Dongguan police based on his own investigation, helping the police in their work, the Guangzhou Daily reported Tuesday.
The fourth edition of the New Dictionary for Primary School Students is to come out 11 years after the publication of the previous edition. And it will initiate an overhaul of education-oriented dictionaries on the market, Tuesday’s Legal Evening News reported.
Hong Kong was the highest ranking Chinese city in terms of quality of living, coming in at 71st, according to the Mercer 2010 Quality of Living Survey, the Wuhan Evening News reported Tuesday.
Shanghai police rooted out two criminal gangs and arrested eight suspects at the Expo park, announced the Shanghai Public Security Bureau June 1.
Foreigners who stay in China over six month are now eligible to get residence permits in Beijing from June 1 according to a revised policy of Ministry of Public, the Legal Daily reports Tuesday.
June 1 marks Children's Day. The following message are elected from China's mircoblog service t.sina.com.cn
