The chief of the Chinese Football Association unveiled an ambitious plan for China's national soccer team on Friday that he said would make the team a consistent World Cup contender in two decades, and crack the global top 30 regularly.
China is setting its sights on its 274 million migrant workers as a savior for the economy, as they have the potential to reduce the vast stockpile of unsold homes.
Electric cars seem to be an ideal option among next-generation automobiles: They are eco-friendly and accelerate fast with less noise, among other benefits.
Calling a multilanguage hotline in Shanghai may be the quickest way for foreigners to get answers to all manner of questions in China at any time of day.
Yao Mugen, former vice-governor of Jiangxi province, was sentenced to 13 year in prison for taking bribes, according to the Xiamen Intermediate People's Court on Friday.
A yearlong program to increase yields of wheat, corn and soybeans in China's less-fertile regions will rely on science and technology to invigorate agricultural production and benefit 70 million farmers, according to an official from the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
China is joining the global competition on a scientific frontier - the search for dark matter - with new research instruments and facilities in place that heighten anticipation for answers.
When astronauts look at Earth from space at night, they can see major clusters of city lights that identify urban areas like Paris, Chicago and Shanghai.
The Zhangjiang National Innovation Demonstration Zone in Shanghai is working to formulate more favorable policies and convenient measures to attract talent from overseas and at home, said officials of the zone.
Twelve officials at a hospital for the treatment of chronic diseases under the Beijing Military Area Command in Beidaihe have been punished for violating Party regulations and discipline, PLA Daily reported on Thursday.
Shenzhen made great leaps in energy efficiency and environmental quality in the past two years, as did Taizhou, Zhejiang province, but Beijing lost ground, according to a recent study.
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