China will play "a more active and responsible role" in handling regional issues in a bid to inject fresh momentum into the global cause of human rights, a senior official promised at a human rights forum.
A spokesman for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office on Wednesday alerted people from both sides of the Taiwan Straits to the danger of historical views supporting "Taiwan independence".
Two Chinese-American scientists wrongly charged with spying spoke out at a news conference in Washington on Tuesday.
Chinese skipper Guo Chuan's international crew completed a nonstop voyage through the Arctic Ocean on Wednesday morning on the trimaran Qingdao China to set a world record for the fastest cross-Arctic navigation.
The transport authority in Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province, may drop the monthly fees imposed on taxi drivers to help them cope with the competition they face from taxi-hailing apps.
Tianjin aims to upgrade the city's manufacturing and substantially improve its environment by 2020, according to a blueprint released on Tuesday to implement the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei integrated development plan.
An inexpensive drug crucial in curing infant spasms is not provided by most hospitals in China, but is sold on the black market at prices hundreds of times what it is worth, according to Xinhua News Agency.
'When I saw her lying peacefully in the coffin, surrounded by flower petals, it looked as though she had just fallen asleep and would wake up again," said Li Chongjian, recalling the memorial service she held for her pet dog in Shanghai.
Most of the 1,381 dogs spared during the Yulin Dog Meat Festival in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region have died from distemper and been deep-buried in Gaoyou, a county-level city in the eastern province of Jiangsu.
Jin Jiugao, a retired engineer with more than 40 years' experience of working in communication technology industries, has embarked on a new career, inventing water-saving devices for toilets.
It will take at least two years before the first human head transplant surgery in history can take place, but the day is coming, a leading Chinese transplant scientist said on Tuesday.
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