Many auto dealers in China are exaggerating the problems of vehicles that come in for repair in order to make more profit, according to a report by China Central Television in its annual 3/15 Gala program.
Beijing Foreign Studies University started programs in less commonly taught languages in the spring semester to cater for the country's Silk Road Economic Belt and 21st Century Maritime Silk Road initiatives.
The number of new energy vehicles in Beijing is expected to increase as favorable policies are put into place, such as free parking and discounted tolls, to encourage green transportation and reduce air pollution.
Beijing authorities are making comprehensive efforts to reduce the city's heavy traffic congestion, for example by promoting public transportation, but the improvements come step by step and will require prolonged determination, a senior traffic official said.
Three new rail lines will be opened this year, in the municipalities of Beijing and Tianjin and Hebei province, to improve regional integration and development, an official from the Beijing railway authority said.
New Zealand is expecting strong demand for its 2015-16 Working Holiday Scheme for Chinese citizens, which opens for application on May 19, according to the country's immigration office.
China is establishing a national office dedicated to the protection of wild tigers.
Chengdu, a hub city in southwestern China, expects to welcome more foreign companies as it forms closer connections to the outside world and increases business opportunities, Mayor Tang Liangzhi said.
The Supreme People's Court has released a list of more than 830,000 names of people with a bad credit record in 2014, 20 percent of whom eventually pay off their debts, court spokesman Sun Jungong said on Monday.
The comments of the senior national human trafficking task force officer on what should be done with traffickers have triggered widespread discussion.
Nine civilians and a police officer were injured in a knife attack by two assailants at Guangzhou Railway Station on Friday morning.
Guiyang, capital of Guizhou province, has launched a big data entrepreneurship competition to stimulate participation in the city's already booming high-tech industry.
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