The country's top press and media watchdog has ordered TV stations and other outlets to stop broadcasting material featuring stars who use drugs or visit prostitutes.
The Chinese government will further cut bureaucracy to boost investment and entrepreneurship, Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday at an executive meeting of the State Council, China's Cabinet.
My first response to the 6.6-magnitude earthquake was to get aboard a military truck heading to the epicenter in Jinggu county in Pu'er on Tuesday night. When I arrived on Wednesday morning, I was surprised to see the extent of the quake's devastation.
Yunnan is located in the circum-Pacific seismic belt, part of the Eurasian seismic zone.
Beijing police have detained more than 30,000 people in the past three years in crackdowns against Internet crime.
An increasing number of Chinese businesses and academic institutions have been joining the Grand Challenges initiative set up by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which aims to help the poor worldwide through science and technology innovations.
A new world-class hospital is expected to be constructed in the Zhuhai Special Economic Zone, Guangdong province, to provide international medical treatment and services.
The central government's ongoing crackdown on corruption has hit hardest against the National Development and Reform Commission, with 19 officials from the State agency placed under investigation on suspicion of bribery from May 2013 to September 2014.
A prisoner in Guangdong province saw his mother for the first time in three years last month as he chatted to her over a video link.
A test for the virus that causes dengue fever has been approved for use and is expected to help meet the high demand in the fight against the mosquito-borne disease in parts of China.
The vice-mayor of Luoyang, Henan province, has been detained by police and will be transferred to prosecutors amid allegations that he was involved in corruption and abuse of power, provincial authorities said on Tuesday.
China's top court asked disciplinary departments at the grassroots level to play their supervisory role to stop judicial officers from accepting fees for acting as go-betweens in lawsuits.
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