The food quality watchdog is set to further strengthen the regulation of imported foods, which are growing more popular following a series of food safety scandals in China.
Environmental protection authorities have reined in polluters by using the "teeth" of regulations and laws to levy record fines in the first four months of the year, prompting polluters to clean up their acts, a senior environmental official said.
Another 120 police dogs will be sent to customs offices across the country in the next two to three years to help bust drug-related crimes.
Amid intervals of kung fu and meditation, monks from the Shaolin Temple in Dengfeng are busy this month harvesting wheat, one of the bumper crops seen across China this summer.
China's military has begun a six-month probe into buildings erected without permission that exceed specifications or are illegally rented out, as part of a broader campaign against corruption, the Defense Ministry said on Monday.
Didi Kuaidi, China's dominant ride-hailing company, keeps growing even as it faces challenges on two fronts: profit-pinched taxi companies are threatening a lawsuit and local governments are considering more regulations.
When I tell my family, friends and colleagues that I'm using carpool apps to commute between office and home, they seem shocked and remind me to beware of bad guys.
Chinese inventors unveil a wide range of projects, from a walking suitcase to a washing-machine bicycle, at one of the nation's top scientific expos, as Luo Wangshu reports
In a break from traditional Chinese classes, former computer programmer Wang Zhulong has designed an app that is more akin to a game than an educational tool.
For 53-year-old Ma Chao, beekeeping has been a way of life for 35 years. His 170 beehives house more than 3 million bees and are an everlasting family treasure.
Pujiang county in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, was famous for its crystal glassware, which during its prime accounted for 85 percent of the nationwide output and brought huge wealth to the residents. But this industry also brought severe water pollution.
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