The central government has intensified efforts to hunt down corrupt officials who fled abroad by launching a major campaign, which aims to bring back a number of suspects this year by coordinating top authorities, China's top anti-corruption body said on Thursday.
Investigations into suspects who had connections with Xu Caihou - the former No 2 military official who died of cancer this month while facing a corruption probe - will continue to the end, a Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman said on Thursday.
When Hou Bin, an athlete who lost his left leg in a train accident at the age of 9, raised himself up on a cable to light the caldron at the 2008 Paralympic Games at the National Stadium, the whole world applauded in awe, not only for the successful lighting of the flame but also for the Paralympic spirit he embodied.
China's ambitious plans to upgrade its manufacturing power in the next 10 years were unveiled at a meeting of the State Council on Wednesday.
President Xi Jinping urged legal authorities on Wednesday to draw up plans to adopt effective practices aimed at increasing public trust in the nation's system of justice.
A cockpit voice recorder badly damaged when a German jetliner smashed into an Alpine mountainside, and a two-minute span when the pilot lost contact, are vital clues to what caused the plane to go down, killing all 150 people on board, officials said on Wednesday.
More Chinese youngsters look set to benefit from Dutch soccer's renowned youth program, which has produced an abundant supply of top players for clubs worldwide.
Wine consumption in China rose by 5.6 percent last year compared with 2013, despite a gloomy political and economic situation for the market, a research report said on Wednesday.
While home on holiday last month, friends and family were constantly asking what life in China is really like.
Item from March 26, 1986, in China Daily: Delegates from across the country arrive at the Great Hall of the People for yesterday's National People's Congress session. Premier Zhao Ziyang yesterday delivered a report to the NPC on the Seventh Five-Year Plan (1986-90), which stressed economic reform, fixing an appropriate growth rate for the economy and improvement of people's living standards.
Foreign-language signs in Beijing were recently highlighted for spelling errors and incorrect wording.
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