China's media regulator announced on Thursday that it will investigate 52 websites on suspicion of publishing online literature that contains pornography and violence.
Photographers and journalists from major Asian media organizations gathered in Guiyang for the kickoff event of an interview tour of Guizhou province on Wednesday.
Alibaba chairman passes on local club, defends the choice
An increase in overseas patent applications from Chinese applicants is a positive sign for China's innovation and economy, World Intellectual Property Organization Chief Economist Carsten Fink said.
A government agency that uses a micro blog to help farmers sell watermelons has become an Internet sensation.
Hunan Provincial Museum will welcome home a 3,000-year-old Chinese bronze wine vessel on June 14.
A pair of 3,300-year-old trousers, stripped from a mummy recently unearthed in Turpan, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, might be some of the oldest in the world, archaeologists said.
Deeper exchanges and closer ties between the space agencies of China and the United States will help the two countries to broaden their capabilities, Chinese space experts said.
At 3 am on April 24, 2010, a baby boy was delivered in a field hospital after a four-hour operation.
A charity gala on May 31 organized by the Benelux Chamber of Commerce raised 117,875 yuan ($18,860) for the Morning Tears organization.
In an effort to improve government efficiency, the State Council's executive meeting decided on Wednesday to abolish or delegate 52 items of administrative procedures previously subject to the State Council's review.
"We've selected the widest variety possible of the best new Chinese films. In our official competition, the noir-mystery-art house mash-up of passion and murder in Black Coal, Thin Ice landed it the prestigious Golden Bear at the Berlinale. Chinese cinema offers unlimited delights: Its rebels, ghosts and romantics come to life through its screens to our imaginations."
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