Increasing opportunities to work with educational institutions in Brazil are being pursued by the Center of Brazilian Culture at Peking University as China and the South American nation strengthen ties.
Human Rights Committee expresses surprise at whitewash of atrocities
Judicial corruption has aroused the public's attention and become a concern once again with the investigation of a judge on suspicion of violations and breaching of discipline.
Chinese-made vaccines for Japanese encephalitis are expected to be exported by early next year to needy Southeast Asian countries, protecting children there from the lethal virus.
Millions of updated maps are being distributed to members of the People's Liberation Army in the first upgrade in 30 years.
A recent survey found that Shanghai residents have more tolerance for public square dancing, or guangchangwu, which has become a national controversy in recent years.
The conjoined twin girls Zheng Hanjing and Zheng Hanwei are expected to begin gastrointestinal feeding and start breathing independently on Friday, doctors said, two days after a four-hour operation to separate them in Shanghai.
Beijing's municipal government advised employers, middle schools and elementary schools to be flexible in their scheduling when confronted with extreme weather, such as heavy rainstorms, according to a new emergency response plan released on Wednesday.
It was built sort of like a biplane but probably did not fly as well, if at all.
Editor's note: To offer a clearer picture of history, the State Archives Administration released a large number of files on 45 Japanese war criminals who were tried and convicted in China after World War II. The special military tribunal of the Supreme People's Court held public trials, sentencing the criminals to eight-to-20 years prison term. China Daily is publishing abstracts of the criminals' confessions.
"The number of passengers taking buses in Beijing has dropped by 370 million from 2009 to last year's figure, partly because the subway attracts more passengers with its 2-yuan fare. We suggest the bus fare be one-third of the subway fare."
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