Five people died after two cars collided and skidded into a bus stop, running over several pedestrians, in Fangshan district on Saturday.
"Please try your best to develop new bomber aircraft."
Chinese aviation engineers will have to solve a host of technological and technical difficulties before they can develop a reliable long-range strategic bomber, according to experts.
In June, as the end of the spring semester approached, the parents of hundreds of students at Tianjin Mofan Primary School were busy choosing the classes their children would take during a six-week summer camp.
Although the standards of care and treatment provided by China's health service are rising rapidly, experts say general fitness levels would really soar if people adjusted their lifestyles by cutting down on fats and salts and taking more exercise.
High valuation of stocks and the use of high leverage in stock trading caused the Chinese A-share market to slump, but short-selling by speculators made the situation worse, experts said.
A possible chain reaction in the country's financial system if the government does not intervene in the stock market turmoil:
"It is essential for authorities to boost market confidence and probe market manipulations. There might be some side effects from the State purchase of stocks from the market, but that should be left aside to be handled sometime later. The most urgent task is to stabilize the market, consolidate market confidence and stop the market slide."
China and Singapore signed three cooperation agreements in Beijing on Friday as leaders of the two nations pledged to elevate their 25-year-old diplomatic relationship to a higher level.
A magnitude-6.5 earthquake struck northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region on Friday, killing three people, injuring 42 others and damaging 3,000 homes so far, authorities said.
Dozens of companies from Beijing signed agreements with Hebei province on Friday, pledging a total investment of more than 1.6 trillion yuan ($257.8 billion).
Entrepreneurs who want to start their own businesses are expected to find it easier and quicker to register and obtain approval for them once the country's new registration system takes effect on Oct 1.
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