Vice-President Li Yuanchao hosted a group of prominent Japanese industrial figures on Wednesday and asked them to help improve strained relations between China and Japan.
The Red Cross Society Beijing Branch signed an agreement on Wednesday with the city's public security bureau to strengthen cooperation on dealing with terrorist attacks and other emergencies.
China's troubled lunar rover Yutu is still alive and functional after more than five months on the moon, a lunar program official said on Wednesday.
Grassroots officials remain the largest group of violators of rules requiring frugality in the expenditure of public money, the country's top anti-graft agency said.
Local government officials who fail to achieve their annual airborne pollution reduction targets may be criticized directly by top leaders, under an assessment method released by the central government on Tuesday.
China will launch a campaign to keep terrorism-related video and audio information off the Internet, on grounds that publicity encourages terrorists to commit more violent acts, the State Internet Information Office said.
The Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region plans to offer a 500 yuan ($80) subsidy to each tourist coming to the region in a bid to revitalize a tourism industry recently wracked by terror attacks.
Two news anchors for one of China's most influential TV news programs will retire from their positions, State broadcaster China Central Television confirmed on Wednesday, with the move expected to better cater to younger audiences.
Unlike most Internet users, Jiang Kaida subconsciously starts to look for security gaps on websites after he surfs the Internet for a while.
China supports establishing a global system for open access to scientific knowledge financed by public money to achieve the greatest value of science, Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday.
"Unlike some of our European neighbors, we are not afraid of Chinese capital. We want more participation of Chinese businesses and producers. We want Chinese firms in Poland, we want them to build infrastructure, ... but primarily we want them to invest in production in Poland. We want Chinese industry to take part in Poland's reindustrialization."
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