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China's Ministry of Environmental Protection has ordered a series of environmental checks for rare earth mining and refining companies.
Couples-to-be may soon walk down the aisle in gowns while getting their marriage licenses at civil affairs bureaus, instead of just grabbing quick registrations, the Yangtze Evening News reports on Tuesday from Nanjing.
China's under-19 national basketball team players have appealed to the Chinese Basketball Association, saying they cannot stand head coach Fan Bin's scold and insult over the past three years, and want the CBA to replace him, according to a joint letter to the sport's governing body.
Shenzhen has ejected about 80,000 “potentially unstable residents” in a bid to secure social stability for the upcoming 26th International University Sports Federation （IUSF）, the Shenzhen Economic Daily reported.
China's inaugural official VIP private bodyguard service was unveiled to the public on Sunday, the first in an industry once deemed illegal and run in secret, Modern Express reported Monday.
"Kizuna", reads the headline used by Japan's prime minister Naoto Kan for his thank-you note published in China's state-controlled People's Daily Monday.
Japan's devastating March 11 earthquake had little impact on Sino-Japan trade, Shanghai Securities News reported Monday. The report comes after foreign trade statistics were released April 10.
Chinese search engine Baidu.com and Facebook have already signed an agreement to introduce world's largest social networking service into China, Sohu.com reported citing a source close to Baidu.com.
China will open more of its low-altitude airspace below 1,000 meters this year in another five pilot cities, the Shanghai Securities News reported Monday.
The first batch of open learning courses from Chinese universities has become popular s made their debuts among foreign students popular open classes on the Internet since launching in April
Ding Junhui surpassed John Higgins to third place in the latest ranking of the International Billiards and Snooker Federation (IBSF), putting the world No 1 title in the upcoming Sheffield World Championships in England in clear sight.
It's almost a consensus that China is a huge market for insurance companies, but the general manager of Taiping Life Insurance Co Ltd said it's just that wish to gain a big market share in China that prevents the development of many insurance companies.
