An earthquake early warning system developed by a private research organization has been installed in Beijing and its surrounding areas, and testing of the system has already begun.
Lawyers claim courts had insufficient evidence, suspect was beaten in jail
Legal progress made over the past two years has helped prevent torture during criminal investigation and minimize miscarriage of justice, legal experts said.
Chinese network and technology giants have joined the fight against online pornography.
People's enthusiasm to copy top leaders' shopping choices might be a new driving force in the consumer market, a sociology expert said.
Police deployed 150 armed patrol vehicles on the capital's streets on Monday to combat terrorism and violence following a string of attacks nationwide.
In late April, Li Guo returned to the Chinese capital after a one-year voluntary stint teaching Chinese in Peru.
Li Guo is a 26-year-old postgraduate student at Beijing Language and Culture University majoring in Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages. She worked as a volunteer teacher at the University of Piura in Peru in 2013.
China has made remarkable progress in controlling and reducing the impact of space debris on exploration and will strengthen cooperation with other nations, according to a senior official.
The Chinese capital's environmental watchdog handed down a fine of 300,000 yuan ($48,000) to a utility boiler manufacturing company in the city on Monday, the highest penalty since the Beijing Air Pollution Prevention Regulation took effect on March 1.
A businessman was cheated out of 700,000 yuan ($112,000) by a friend who claimed he could get his son a job with the National People's Congress, Beijing Times reported. The businessman, surnamed Wu, asked one of his friends surnamed Wang for help, and gave him 700,000 yuan. Wang promised Wu that he would help his son get a job with the National People's Congress but didn't come through.
"The ancient China has a great saying, which is: There is nothing in heaven to fear, there is nothing on earth to fear, there is only one thing to fear - that Kevin Rudd is still speaking Chinese."
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