Private lending rates in Wenzhou has fallen by three percentage points to around 22 percent from a year earlier, according to a newly-introduced interest rate monitoring mechanism.
China's Q1 consumer confidencerose to its highest level since 2005 because of falling inflationary pressure and the government's determination to deflate property bubbles.
People's Bank of China approved Lishui city in eastern Zhejiang province as a pilot for rural financial reform.
Headmasters at a high school in Jingshan county, Central China's Hubei province, were removed from their posts following a book burning to protest extra fees by senior high students on April 5, the Wuhan Morning Post reported Thursday.
China will add 790 new standards to the shipbuilding industry this year to make it more international, according to the MIIT.
A businessman from the United States is recovering after being stabbed at a popular tourist spot in Beijing.
Tsinghua University, one of the top two universities in China, has brought out 84 billionaire alumni since the reform and opening-up policy was initiated in 1978, according to a survey reported by the Guangzhou Daily on Thursday.
When the photographer to Yuanfuzhuang tried to take pictures of the recyclers as they trawled the trash, most turn their faces away from the camera.
Only students in honors classes can study in classrooms fitted with air-conditioning systems at a local school in Shenzhen, Guangzhou Daily reported.
Countries that adopted aggressive shipping and storage reforms saw steady growth in the industry, said a World Bank survey Wednesday.
China is working on criteria with which to evaluate the implementation of its green credit policy by banks and enterprises.
Beijing's property sales, including new and pre-owned homes, saw a strong rebound in the first half of May, statistics showed on Wednesday.