Health authorities nationwide have been ordered to increase preparations for a possible outbreak of the Ebola virus in China.
China is working on a plan for a new round of aid to help African countries fight Ebola, and will provide as much help as it can to the United Nations' trust fund for the epidemic, said Premier Li Keqiang on Tuesday.
Fei Fei, a netizen in Hubei province, received a call during the National Day holiday from someone claiming to be a policeman. The caller said he was involved in a money laundering case and that Fei's credit card had been found.
The public health department is set to conduct screening programs to curb the spread of hepatitis C in China.
Cutting through harsh geographical conditions at lofty elevations, the 2,115-kilometer-long State Highway No 318 is considered the most beautiful yet most dangerous road in China for travelers driving to Tibet, as it winds around 21 mountains and crosses 14 major rivers.
Another official in Yunnan province has become the target of a corruption probe.
Chinese water-ink painting, brighter Western watercolors and delicate porcelain are integrated in the works of US artist Philip Read, making him a focus of attention at the 2014 China Jingdezhen International Ceramic Fair in Jingdezhen.
A group of young Afghan diplomats began a two-week training session in Washington on Monday as part of a joint program organized by the United States and China.
In the eyes of Gang Gang, a 13-year-old with autism from the northwestern Chinese city of Xi'an, his hometown's most recognized symbols, the Terracotta Warriors of the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) army, aren't just the monochrome sandy yellow figures visible to most observers.
Taking the rare Qin Terracotta Warriors and their horses around the world for exhibitions entails great difficulty and detailed preparations for those responsible for their care.
If the grandeur and magnificence of the Terracotta Warriors leads anyone to equate the funerary army with the entire Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum, that person would be wrong, according to Cao Wei, the museum director.
Construction of Xiamen University's Malaysia branch campus began on Friday, marking the first overseas outreach by Chinese higher education institutions.
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