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A new restriction on Beijing's monthly car license has achieved no significant result, at least for now, as the municipal government says more than 100,000 applications have been filed online just four days into the new year.
The personal income tax reform is unlikely to change the 2,000 yuan ($303) threshold, but may adjust the tax rates and the distances between rate levels, China Business Herald reported Tuesday citing anonymous sources.
Average prices of newly built commercial-residential buildings in the country’s four first-tier cities, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, all surged in 2010, according to China Real Estate Information Corp (CRIC), the Shanghai Securities News reported Wednesday.
Famous table tennis player Ma Lin has finally settled his divorce with Zhang Ningyi after six trials in two years, Guangzhou Daily reported.
A man who swindled a female vice mayor 2.86 million yuan ($430,000) through a false relationship was sentenced to 15 years in jail on charges of fraud in Beijing, Beijing News reported Wednesday.
Visitors are being urged to avoid climbing on undeveloped parts of the Great Wall after the site topped a list of sporting accidents in 2010.
A tour bus driver was bitten by a tiger and died on the spot at Hengdao Hezi Tiger Breeding Center (HHTBC) in Northeast China’s Heilongjiang province, Jan 3, 2011, dbw.cn reported Wednesday.
Adult children of elderly parents will be required to visit their parents regularly and must care for their spiritual needs and cannot neglect or isolate them, according to a draft amendment of China’s elder law, Legal Daily reported Wednesday.
The government has not yet come to a final decision on building a water transfer system in order to divert seawater from Bohai Sea to the drought-stricken Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, Beijing Times reported Wednesday, citing the State Forestry Administration's Deputy Director Zhu Lieke.
China's latest multi-millionaire lottery winner collected his prize wearing a disguise and said he would not immediately tell his family about his new fortune.
Four young men who were accused of sending mass spam text messages were indicted on charges of illegal business operation, prosecutors in Beijing's Xicheng district said Tuesday.
In a first for China, a man received a one-year prison sentence in a homosexual rape case in Beijing on charges of intentional injury, marking the advancement of Chinese law on homosexual crime, djnews.com.cn reported Tuesday, Jan 4, 2011.
