On land in Hong Kong's lush northern suburbs near the border with the Chinese mainland, farmer Chan Koon-wing is working to keep a legendary scent alive in the city known as the Fragrant Harbor.
Transport authorities will replace 40,234 bus stop sign boards in Beijing before Sunday, when a new fare policy takes effect, Beijing News reported on Tuesday.
Social media is a good plat form for my observations, and it lets me know the demands of my patients, as well as those of my staff. As president, I used to be the last one to know patients' complaints, but now I am the first."
269,000 WORKPLACE ACCIDENTS were recorded in the first 11 months of this year, down 4.7 percent from the same period last year, said Yang Dongliang, director of the State Administration of Work Safety, at a session of the national legislature on Tuesday. Fatalities dropped by 6.1 percent to 57,000, Yang said.
Photo: Gulaxiami, a 4-year-old Tajik girl, rides on a shepherd dog in Tashkurgan county, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, in November.
China's aviation industry must encourage more private enterprises to promote the development of large jetliners, said an industry leader.
A Jiangxi provincial official being investigated for corruption is said to have had a number of mistresses, China Economic Weekly reported on Tuesday.
Chen Baihuai, former deputy head of Hubei province's top political advisory body, went on trial at Fuzhou Intermediate People's Court, Fujian province, on Tuesday, accused of taking bribes and abusing his power.
China has been working effectively toward goals set by the National Human Rights Action Plan (2012-15), with most quantitative targets at least half fulfilled in the past two years, a senior official said on Tuesday.
China is experiencing a huge deficit generated by its construction and operation of the world's largest network of expressways, while members of the public continue to blast what they see as unreasonable tolls.
As Washington continues to lobby China to put more pressure on Pyongyang, Beijing clearly stated its opposition to any form of cyberattack but has yet to make a final judgment regarding the hacking of US-based Sony Pictures Entertainment.
Wang Guoqiang, former Party chief of Fengcheng city, returned to China from the United States on Monday and surrendered to disciplinary authorities.
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