The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics bid committee has shrugged off concerns by the International Olympic Committee over insufficient snowfall and potential ecological damage in the proposed skiing venue areas.
The People's Liberation Army has sent inspectors to the seven headquarters of its military commands to check their financial affairs and management practices, PLA Daily reported on Tuesday.
If foreign hacking organization OceanLotus has stolen government information, this will be further evidence that China is vulnerable to cyberattacks, Hua Chunying, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said on Tuesday.
Liu Honghui recalled both the excitement and the apprehension of the latest legal cooperation with one of the largest Chinese-American associations during his trip to the United States in April.
More Chinese law firms have established branches overseas to provide legal services to Chinese enterprises setting up abroad.
Developing innovative and affordable medicines for Chinese patients was a major factor behind scientist Lu Xianping's decision to return from overseas and set up a pharmaceutical company more than a decade ago.
In the past three decades, many Chinese people have moved from rural areas to the cities in search of work, a process of urbanization that has helped transform China into the world's second-largest economy, providing jobs and raising the standard of living for millions of people.
China's first child abduction alert system, which will close all the exits of a building for 10 minutes to search for missing children, came into force in Nanjing, capital city of Jiangsu province, on Monday.
The People's Liberation Army navy has conducted several drills involving long-range operations of naval aircraft, significantly improving its air support capability, military officials said.
The Palace Museum has condemned a photo shoot featuring a nude female model in front of its ancient halls, saying the act damaged the dignity of the World Heritage Site.
Eighteen people in Xinyang, Henan province, have been punished in connection with the death of a missing boy, whose bruised and battered body caused an uproar online.
Wei Pengyuan, an official found to have stored more than 200 million yuan ($32.3 million) in cash at his house, has been indicted on a charge of bribery, the Supreme People's Procuratorate said on Monday.
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