Since she gave birth to her first child in the United States in 2011, Wu Na, a 34-year-old in Beijing, has been considering "buying" her way into the country.
On Nov 12, US Secretary of State John Kerry handed over the first batch of new 10-year tourist visas issued by the US embassy in Beijing, and in the week after the policy change came into effect, tens of thousands of new visas were issued.
France paid tribute on Wednesday to an often-forgotten corps of 140,000 Chinese laborers, many of whom lost their lives while helping France in World War I by digging trenches and working in weapons factories.
The Catalan Tourism Agency held a meeting on Wednesday between Chinese tour operators and local businesses in Casa Asia, a cultural and economic center in the northeastern Spanish city of Barcelona.
More than half of children in China under 18 started to use the Internet before they reached age 8, two years younger than was the case in 2010, according to a report released on Wednesday.
Mobile network operators and smartphone application providers in Beijing drew up an agreement on Wednesday to enhance internal controls, improve supervision of the content of apps and keep the industry in good order.
Jobs in education are among the favorite choices of Chinese students returning from overseas study, according to a report released on Wednesday.
Chinese students studying in the UK are to be recruited by a government agency to help British companies enter the Chinese market.
Lawyers for a man who may have been wrongfully executed say that requests to see their client's files have been rejected 54 times, raising allegations from the man's family that the highest court in Hebei province is deliberately impeding efforts to clear his name.
The manufacturing province of Guangdong faces the challenge of reducing the incidence of occupational diseases, health authorities said.
The rare arrival of a European robin at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing is causing a flutter among bird-watchers, with concerns voiced for the bird's safety.
A top entertainment venue in Dongguan, Guangdong province, has closed eight months after a the start of a law enforcement crackdown on prostitution in the manufacturing hub.
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