Recent graduates in information science receive the highest salaries when they enter the workplace, a survey found.
Typhoon Linfa made landfall on Thursday in Guangdong province, as trains were suspended, schools closed and thousands of fishing boats recalled to port.
The country's cyberspace network will be shut down temporarily in some regions if a breach of security occurs, according to a draft law on Internet security issued by China's top legislature.
Shenzhen has done the best among China's major cities in enforcing the tobacco control law, according to a report released on Wednesday.
Southwest China's Yunnan province may boast five World Cultural Heritage Sites, but its first-place ranking on the country's tourism blacklist and unhappy reports from visitors have been receiving more attention recently.
Universities are not allowed to luring students with unreasonable perks such as excessive scholarships or placement promises, the Ministry of Education announced on Wednesday in a notice regulating university recruitment.
Zhu Chun, 57, head of the publicity department of the city of Jilin, has been placed under investigation on suspicion of corruption, the provincial anti-corruption authority announced on Wednesday.
Zhou Lei has followed the heated debate on WeChat on whether anyone involved in child trafficking should get the death penalty.
As a legal reporter, I've written about a number of fatal tragedies over the past five years. But the case when a young man was convicted of killing his roommate by spiking drinking water with toxic chemicals in Shanghai in 2013 was a rare incident that made me want to know more.
Chinese students who study at British state schools will bring more benefits than disadvantages to those schools and their students, according to a senior overseas study consultant in China.
A majority of students polled in a recent national survey reported experiencing or witnessing school bullying, a finding one expert blamed on the reduction of good social conduct on the Internet.
As the only living survivor of a notorious wartime massacre in China, Fan Yuexiang, is always willing to tell people about her desperate experiences during four days of slaughter in Meihua, a town in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province.
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