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China's anti-domestic violence law will be written into legislation after years of campaigning, the Beijing News reported on Wednesday, citing sources at the All-China Women's Federation (ACWF).
Nearly 200 Chinese companies took part in an annual event here to promote their brands and products in the European market.
An online memorial video made by a farmer to protest the death of a herd of dairy cows he says died due to a land dispute has become an internet sensation, Dahe Daily reported on Tuesday.
Retired NBA star Yao Ming may "go back to school and get very fundamental study" at one of China's most prestigious universities this fall.
The Ministry of Railways (MOR) dispatched 318 cadres to conduct safety checks on all railways and coordinated the safety inspection team on high-speed railways sent by the State Council.
A teacher at Sichuan University recently said that he can use panda faeces as fertilizer to cultivate an anticancer tea, Tianfu Morning Paper reported.
The famous founder of Crazy English, known around China for his high-energy intensive language classes, has been accused of beating his wife, the Xin’an Evening News reported on Monday.
For over 30 years, they've dedicated themselves to a small rural clinic and have treated hundreds of patients in this village.
A Chinese senior couple is pursuing such global travel happiness even at the price of selling their house, the Oriental Morning Post reported Monday.
Home schools emerged in many places of China today due to the parents’ concern about the public education, the China Youth Daily reported Monday.
Police in Guangzhou have denied allegations they are mistreating dogs in a crackdown on dangerous dogs or pets without permits, the Guangzhou Daily reported on Monday.
A large hole emerged on a slope in Luxi county, Jiangxi province on Saturday, and a highway near the county was closed, Xiaoxiang Morning Post reports on Sunday.
