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South Africa President Jacob Zuma said Wednesday in Beijing that he had discussed with leaders of Brazil, Russia, India and China the possibility of joining the BRIC group, and the four countries are discussing it before a final decision.
Wang Yong, minister of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, succeeded Li Rongrong as chief of China's State-owned assets watchdog on Tuesday, China Securities Journal reported.
In Shipai village of Dongguan, South China’s Guangdong province, residents will receive 25 years of free education, from kindergarten until doctorate degree studies, effective Aug 25, 2010
It’s illegal for parents to read their children’s chatting records or text messages, according to the Regulation of Protection on Minors in Chongqing,
The government of Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region in South China will allocate about 1.68 billion yuan ($247 million) to some projects to guarantee 3 million rural residents’ access to safe drinking water in one year
China will issue three standards in October to regulate charging facilities for electric cars, the Shanghai Securities News reported Monday, citing an unnamed source from the State Electricity Regulatory Commission.
About half of survey respondents browse updated information on micro-blogs frequently, and 94.3% confirm micro-blogging is changing their life, China Youth Daily reported on Aug 24.
He Rong, 30, who looks younger than his age, is helping find the right people for the right job for his fellow university graduates in search of employment.
Painter Ling Weiqiang, 41, with very short hair, beard and moustache, lives upstairs from the first-floor gallery, where he exhibits and sells his artworks.
More than 40 suspects involved in gambling at a casino in Hefei, East China’s Anhui province, have been arrested, and about 200,000 yuan ($29,417) has been recovered from that casino on Aug 21, the Hefei municipal police authority said.
Drink driving and street racing have been written into a draft amendment to China's Criminal Law as crimes, as part of the country's efforts to make its roads safer.
About half of 11,203 survey respondents did not support initiating the inheritance tax in China, and 34% supported it, China Youth Daily reported on Aug 23. The survey was co-conducted by China Youth Daily and QTICK.
