Authorities in Lanzhou, capital of northwestern Gansu province, have resumed the supply of tap water to the city's urban districts on Monday after tests showed that the level of benzene in the water had dropped below national safety limits.
A regulation that has led to judge-lawyer couples divorcing to enhance their promotion prospects triggered heated discussion among national legislators.
To help overcome inadequate instruction and training facilities, the Ministry of Education will organize a group of experts to revise the current physical education curriculum for primary and secondary schools, giving soccer a prominent role.
Harbin is bracing for a bigger role in promoting economic and trade ties with Russia.
An "invisibility cloak" developed by a team from Zhejiang University can make a goldfish invisible in water and a cat vanish into thin air.
Paralyzed former gymnastics champion Sang Lan gave birth to a baby boy in Beijing.
China will launch a renewed campaign against the spread of pornography on the Internet, the national anti-porn agency announced on Sunday. The campaign, Cleaning the Web 2014, will conduct thorough checkups on websites, search engines and mobile application stores, Internet TV USB sticks, and set-top boxes, the National Office Against Pornographic and Illegal Publications said in a circular. All online texts, pictures, videos and advertisements with pornographic content will be deleted, according to the circular.
"The activity will not only preserve classic Buddhist literature, but also help people to cultivate themselves in line with the doctrines of Buddhism."
Premier calls for pragmatic policies rather than stimulus
The Ministry of Justice announced measures to fight judicial corruption, especially regarding reduced sentences, probation and noncustodial sentences.
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