Shanxi province will pay attention to investigating more graft cases in the selection of new government officials and curb corruption at its root, a senior official from Shanxi said on Friday.
China's workforce has changed rapidly over the past few decades, with the number of women who go out to work steadily rising.
Office life is causing women a range of health problems. Here experts suggest some precautions they can take to prevent or ease the most common occupational health issues.
"Due to biological differences, women in the workplace are more prone to stress from jobs and more emotional about pressure from the office. Employees should provide women with a more considerate working environment, for example perhaps a nursery or a yoga room, to help them release the pressure."
Any remarks advocating independence for Hong Kong will be "intolerable" and "jeopardize both Hong Kong society's stability and the country's security and interests", Zhang Dejiang, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, said on Friday.
Though his pen name "Mo Yan" means "don't speak", the Nobel laureate had plenty to say about traditional culture and preschool education at the annual session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
Writer Ling Jiefang, better known by his pen name February River, has a large number of readers and fans. Among them is Wang Qishan, head of the top anti-graft watchdog.
China will rely more on new technologies in future to maintain the vitality of the manufacturing sector, the head of the industry's watchdog said on Friday.
The European Union's commissioner for climate action and energy has said "climate diplomacy" will be at the heart of Europe's relationship with China throughout 2015.
Two years ago, a friend quit his job in China's biggest online gaming company and founded his own company. Last year, his team developed a mobile game that became one of the hottest available, and the company is now valued at several billion yuan by industry insiders.
The government has intensified its efforts at fighting corruption in the past few years, and a number of officials have been punished. The media has reported that some officials have chosen to neglect their duties for various reasons, including a desire to minimize the risk of making mistakes. Comments:
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