Facilities in some detention centers need to be improved and suspects should be given better protection while in custody, according to political advisers and legislators attending the two sessions.
Lenovo Group will focus on absorbing the two major businesses it acquired last year into its operations in the coming months, according to Yang Yuanqing, the company's chairman and CEO.
China is lagging behind other countries in the creation of contemporary works that represent the peak of the country's cultural achievements, according to a leading heritage campaigner.
Deputy Rehangul Yimir was watched by 700 million people when she appeared on a televised gala celebrating this year's Spring Festival, and many others enjoyed a recent TV drama based on her life story.
Smog is becoming an increasingly pressing issue for the Chinese people. The public will pay more attention to the issue as thousands of national legislators and political advisers converge on Beijing to attend the annual two sessions. Comments:
In my 10-year career as a reporter, no news event has started in such a timely manner as the annual two sessions: the plenary meeting of the top political consultative body always opens at 3 pm on March 3, and the full session of the top legislature starts at 9 am sharp on March 5.
Beijing and Brussels are soon expected to conclude an investment pact, European Parliament President Martin Schulz told China Daily in an exclusive interview.
The country is stepping up its activities in the Antarctic so that it can benefit more from the region's natural resources, a senior executive has revealed.
Media should not only entertain the public but also undertake the responsibility of cultivating the public's aesthetic consciousness. Media should not just pursue audience ratings, or just turn arts into entertainment.
China's sea level rose 1.6 centimeters last year, the second highest on record, according to an annual government report.
Beijing police have cracked the most serious gun-related case in the capital in two decades.
The First Circuit Court of the Supreme People's Court heard its first dispute on Monday in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, a move designed to ease the burden on the country's top court.
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