'The tourists only see the blue sky and grassland flowers, but where are they when we are searching for lost yak in heavy rain on the mountains?" said Zamzon, a 62-year-old village leader from the hinterlands of the Aba Tibetan and Qiang autonomous prefecture in Sichuan province.
As a youngster 77 years ago, Xiao Jianghe led a group of children who patrolled major roads into his village to ensure the security of the well-known Eighth Route Army, a crucial force in the fight against the aggression of Japanese troops in North China.
A 53-year-old man in Xi'an, surnamed Zhang, who went to the marriage registration office in Chang'an district with his wife for a divorce was refused by officers who learned that Zhang had consulted a psychiatrist 30 years ago.
The tourism industry in Beijing, Tianjin and neighboring Hebei province is preparing to cash in on the 2022 Winter Olympic Games.
Nutritional experts are urging Chinese youth to eat healthier foods and exercise more, citing a recent survey that found unbalanced diets had been hampering student health.
The government of Chang'an district in Xi'an, the capital of Shaanxi province, urged local residents and tourists to be aware of safety issues in mountainous scenic spots.
A reproductive clinic in Los Angeles wants to reach affluent Chinese women by promoting its egg-freezing technology on Juhuasuan.com, Alibaba's group-buying website.
The top legislature is speeding up the introduction of a special law on real estate taxation, authorities said on Wednesday.
Beijing police detained an escaped prisoner suspected of organizing illegal immigration last summer, thanks to clues provided by an 80-year-old resident in the capital's Chaoyang district.
A community of Chinese people living on the northern edge of Yale University has created a little corner of home in Connecticut with gardens, shared cooking and meals, market trips and chats under the shade of trees.
Yongxing Island has never offered as many business opportunities as it does today, according to Chen Hongwei.
Although the government has implemented many measures to improve living conditions on the islands in the South China Sea, the conditions are still inhospitable - scorching sunshine, burning temperatures and humid, salt-laden air.
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