The wines served to world and domestic leaders at a dinner during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Beijing last November came from a producer in Zhangjiakou.
Many taxi drivers in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, have been assaulted by colleagues since Thursday afternoon for not participating in a strike aimed at reducing the franchise fees that eat up much of their monthly revenue.
The People's Liberation Army is planning to train its grassroots officers to be "multifunctional", as suggested by a newly released plan on position rotation.
China's northwest regions are planning to invest more in infrastructure, tourism and tourism-related industries to attract more visitors to the ancient Silk Road that linked China with central Asian nations.
Upset by a delayed flight, at least two Chinese passengers decided to open emergency exit doors in protest as the plane was taxiing, forcing it to abort takeoff and landing them in jail, police said on Sunday.
A policeman from Nanyang, Henan province, was demoted after his use of a police car for a private purpose was exposed on the Internet.
More cities have been turning to tough measures to rein in pollution in line with a national drive for sustainable development.
As part of the country's efforts to curb air pollution, a series of laws and regulations was rolled out last year to help provide a legal foundation for the cleanup campaign.
"Hebei has paid a huge price to curb its air pollution, with many enterprises' performance and productivity affected, ... but we will not scale back the green efforts toward a more healthy economic development and environment for our residents."
In 2014, I visited many power plants, cement factories and steel companies in Beijing and Hebei province, areas that suffered from severe air pollution, accompanying environmental protection authorities as they made their inspections.
For most senior citizens, the twilight years are a time to enjoy the privileges that come with age; plenty of rest and television, a gentle stroll around the park, perhaps even a spot of dancing with their peers.
Although the deaths and loss of property caused by the indiscriminant raids were awful, the uncertainty engendered by the threat of raids and the need to constantly run from them also took a terrible psychological toll on the people of Chongqing during World War II.
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