Market regulatory officials are pushing for provisions to be included in a Securities Law amendment to create a national financial stabilization fund that would legitimize and enable government intervention during turmoil in the securities market.
Liu Wei, a white-collar worker in Beijing, never imagined his investment in the stock market could shrink so fast.
Typhoon Chan-hom, which hit eastern coastal China on Saturday, is set to bring heavy rainstorms to Shandong and Liaoning provinces, but forecasters said the huge storm is expected to weaken as it moves northeast.
One hundred and nine illegal immigrants repatriated from Thailand to China on Thursday had been on their way to Turkey, Syria or Iraq to join jihad, the Ministry of Public Security confirmed Saturday.
A senior Supreme People's Court judge has been placed under investigation on suspicion of disciplinary and law violations, the top disciplinary watchdog reported on Sunday.
Listed companies on Friday rushed to resume trading of their shares as the Chinese stock market rebounded strongly in response to a widened government effort to stem a massive 30 percent market decline.
The six-nation Shanghai Cooperation Organisation decided on Friday to start procedures for India and Pakistan to join the group as full members.
Despite the recent stock market turbulence, China is on course to stabilize the situation and fulfill its economic targets, according to a seminar on China's economic circumstances on Thursday.
China will probably introduce an overall two-child policy in one or two years, senior demographers expect, as the top population authority said the government would keep fine-tuning birth rules to ensure a sustainable and balanced population growth.
Giant pandas are the new couch potatoes of the animal world and just as sluggish as slow-moving sloths, according to a study published on Thursday in the journal Science.
No matter how times change, the love of beautiful things never dims. Flowers have always been associated with love and romance. From vendors who hawked fresh blooms in a street of Chengdu, Sichuan province, in the 1986 photo, to a florist recommending silk blossoms on Valentine's Day in her shop in Xuchang, Henan province, in the 2014 photo, flowers have always been popular. Roses and chrysanthemums were popular in the 1980s, but today an increasing number of exotic varieties are found in the vases of ordinary Chinese families.
People from other countries who love peace and justice offered invaluable support to the Chinese people during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression (1937-45).
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