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The organizing committee of 2010 Shanghai World Expo has pledged all-out support to Haiti for the Caribbean country's participation in the exposition, an official said Wednesday afternoon.
China's real estate sector set several new records in 2009. Nearly 940 million sq m of properties sold, and the average price hit 4,695 yuan ($687) per sq m, China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) revealed Tuesday.
One hundred training bases for female graduates will be established in Beijing to help improve the employment rate for women, Beijing Daily reported.
Fifty-three Haitian orphans arrived in America on Tuesday after the US Department of Homeland Security announced they will be granting temporary parole to allow orphaned Haitian children into the US on a case-by-case basis.
A hospital has confirmed that more than 80 people have been infected with HIV/AIDS from contaminated blood, Wuhan Morning Post reported Wednesday.
China's top economic planner refuted a report claiming the country is encouraging closed small coal mines to restart production in the wake of power shortages, China Business News reported today.
The founding ceremony of Chengdu Airlines is expected to be held on January 22, Chengdu Daily reported on Tuesday.
I could bet it is the happiest day ever for a tennis lover to watch eight of the world's top-notch players at one time on the same court paying just 10 Australian dollars (about 63 yuan RMB).
Two criminal gang leaders were executed by Chongqing No.1 Intermediate People's Court today, cqnews.net reported.
China's authorities will permit Taiwan's cars to drive on the mainland, the Hong Kong-based Wenhui Daily reported.
A college in east China has decided to sell 60 mu (40,000 sq meters) of land to pay back debt, zjol.com.cn reported today.
A student has jumped to her death from a sixth-floor dorm after being caught cheating last week in an examination, dahe.cn reported.
