The debate about disabilities and sexual and reproductive health is a relatively new development in China, and very few projects have been established so far, according to Alessandra Aresu, country director of Handicap International China, an NGO that works with vulnerable people.
Thirteen years ago, Li Guo, then 33 years old, was diagnosed with HIV, a virus he contracted as a result of rampant illegal blood collection in Henan province.
Malaysia, in collaboration with China, is planning to develop a maritime training hub for the ASEAN region.
Operations began on Monday at the expansion of the China Gyirong-Nepal Rasuwa Bilateral Port, which will improve trade and relations between China and Nepal.
Lin Senhao, a former university student who killed his roommate by poisoning in April 2013, wrote a letter recently to apologize to the victim's parents, just before the second trial in the case was set to begin on Dec 8.
In the village where he was born, a Chinese chicken breeder emerged from a lake of green to tell of his life beneath the waves in a homemade orange submarine.
A church in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, is being moved back to its original site six years after it was relocated to make way for a tunnel project.
More than 500 alien species of plants have been introduced to China, threatening people's health and the environment, a study said.
When he first encountered the Wenfeng Pagoda, Tang Dahua could hardly believe his eyes.
In the county where I grew up, there were a lot of craftsmen. Many of them were farmers who traveled around the local villages looking for work during the slack season.
Although I was born and raised in a modern community in Zhanjiang city in Guangdong province, I didn't know much about my hometown's oldest neighborhood, which is poor, with narrow streets, and badly managed. Many homes don't even have a washroom, so people have to use the public toilets.
Although more than 100,000 students from the Chinese mainland head to undergraduate programs in the United States each year, there is nowhere on the Chinese mainland for Chinese students to take the Scholastic Assessment Test, a standard examination widely used when applying for US universities.
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