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Beijing plans to build one million government-subsidized apartments for low-income families during the next five-year plan (2011-2015) as the housing price continues to rise amid government controls, People's Daily reported Thursday.
Sitting around a table with a bunch of friends to eat from a piping hotpot is a blessing for many Chinese on a cold winter day. However, the delicious hotpot soups are worth a bit of worry and concern, because too many chemical additives are part of the recipe, the Yangtse Evening News reported on Dec 15,2010.
Chinese farmers are evolving, according to the 2011 Blue Book of Society issued by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences(CASS) Wednesday，news.china.com.cn reported.
Boosting public transport is the fundamental resolution to ease traffic pressure in Beijing, according to Professor Zhang Zhuting, a member of the legal consulting committee of the Ministry of Transport.
China needs to take notice of the risk involved in its economic growth dominated by the real estate sector with excessive investments in the country’s housing market, according to a housing green paper issued by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences on Dec 8, 2010.
China's top economic planner has set the 2011 GDP growth target at eight percent and raised the 2011 inflation target from this year's three percent to four percent, the Shanghai Securities News reported Wednesday.
Smaller Chinese cities are experiencing the same traffic troubles as larger ones, even though they are far less populated and underdeveloped, China Business News reported Monday.
Nine people were injured and 137 vehicles damaged after 52 pile-ups occurred on the same stretch of road in less than two hours, Western China City Daily reported.
More than 20 of the Chinese companies listed on the United State's exchanges have been accused of fraud, China Business News reported Monday.
More than 2,000 unsatisfied residents in Shandong organized a vote and dismissed all nine members of their neighborhood committee on Dec 6, after their repeated requests for financial disclosure were turned down, China National Radio reported.
A mannequin wearing a police uniform and a helmet was seen standing inside a police box in Putian city of East China’s Fujian province.
A senior provincial official offended by a piece of news commentary sued the author but has now dropped the lawsuit.
