Fourteen Chinese organizations, individuals and works, including Red Sorghum, a novel by Nobel literature laureate Mo Yan, won the World Intellectual Property Creativity Award on Thursday.
Editor's Note: This is the fifth in a series of special reports about the experiences of foreigners who either lived or served in China between 1937 and 1945.
Volunteers from the Tibet autonomous region and other parts of China have played a key role in providing assistance and support following the magnitude-7.9 earthquake that struck Nepal on April 25.
Evacuee Drolma Sherpa was about to pick up her two children from kindergarten after preparing lunch for the family, as her husband, Nyima Dorje, went out to practice driving.
Equipped with beds, Tibetan mattresses, boxes of bottled water, a table and a big-screen TV, Tsetan Dorje's tent looks comfortable and clean.
The State Council, China's Cabinet, has assembled a 60-member team to investigate last week's cruise ship capsizing to find the cause of the country's worst maritime disaster in seven decades.
More than 100 morticians have gathered in Jianli county, Hubei province, to complete the somber task of preparing the bodies of the 434 Eastern Star victims for cremation or return to their families.
China plans to make use of electronic identification in a bid to protect private information and curb Internet fraud, according to the Third Research Institute of the Ministry of Public Security.
A senior official from the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office reiterated its opposition to Taiwan independence on Wednesday.
Chinese naval aircraft joined a naval fleet for a military drill in the western Pacific Ocean east of the Bashi Channel on Wednesday, a military spokesman for the People's Liberation Army's navy said.
Management, engineering and economics-related majors are favored most by top scorers in the gaokao, or national college entrance exam, a report has found.
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