The Palace Museum is mulling changing its ticket policy to better protect its heritage and visitors' safety.
China is building a national think tank on South China Sea research to boost the country's maritime power strategy and deal with looming maritime disputes.
Spring is in the air: the smells, the sights and the thoughts of exams. At least that's the case for students set to take the national college entrance exam, or gaokao, in June.
The Ministry of Education is promoting the establishment of academic committees in colleges and universities, but experts have expressed concern that the committees may face challenges from college administrative departments.
The weeks after the Spring Festival holiday were expected to see a job-hopping frenzy among young white-collar workers, especially those in their 20s, according to a recent survey.
Companies are turning to popular social networking apps, such as WeChat, to find potential employees, but some firms and job seekers are warning of risks.
A world of ice and snow, natural beauty, festivals and various well-organized leisure and sporting activities combine to make Jilin province one of the nation's top winter tourist destinations.
A local of Songyuan city in Jilin province, Zhang Xin is proud because his hometown has been gaining popularity due to the local winter fishing festival at Chagan Lake.
The company that makes Moutai, a staple of lavish Chinese banquets which dates back to the Song Dynasty (960-1279), plans to fight back against the hard times it has endured since the central government's anti-corruption agenda put the nation's favorite liquor in a tough spot.
Beijing and neighboring Hebei province's Zhangjiakou have continued fighting to co-host the 2022 Winter Olympic Games since the cities launched their joint bid on Nov 3.
Teams of workers, aided by ships and aircraft, expected to complete on Monday the sea cleanup of 164,000 liters of oil that leaked off South Korea's southern coast, the coast guard said, after a pipeline run by GS Caltex Corp cracked at the weekend.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, one of the leading actors of his generation and winner of an Academy Award for his title role in the film Capote, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment late on Sunday in what a New York police source described as an apparent drug overdose.
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