China is simplifying procedures to make it easier for top foreign talent to be granted permanent residency, a senior official in charge of foreign expert affairs has said.
The former chief pilot of Malaysia Airlines and one-time schoolmate of Flight MH370's captain dismisses media speculation that Zaharie Ahmad Shah possibly hijacked the plane or even committed suicide.
Tian Junwei was a passenger on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
The trial operation of the temporary shelter in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, for abandoned children was suspended on Sunday, after 262 babies and children were accepted since it opened on Jan 28.
The lack of sex education, especially concerning how to prevent abuse of young children, is in the spotlight following the release of a code of conduct at a primary school in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province.
The China Food and Drug Administration said on Monday it has launched a five-month national campaign to shore up product standards in the medical devices industry.
When asked why he moved to New York, John Lennon simply said: "If I'd lived in Roman times, I'd have lived in Rome. Where else?" Today, for young Chinese workers, Beijing and Shanghai are Rome.
For many migrant workers, reading means perusing outdated dog-eared magazines, movie-going comes once every few years, live shows are practically nonexistent, and entertainment usually entails card-playing and mobile games, according to an expert on the plight of the migrants.
Measuring 2.26 meters tall, basketball icon Yao Ming is the center of attention wherever he appears, even at the annual session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference that concluded last week.
China on Sunday unveiled an urbanization plan for the 2014-2020 period in an effort to steer the country's urbanization onto a human-centered and environmentally friendly path.
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