This is the first regulation the State Council has released about providing care for left-behind children in rural areas.
Lhasa entrepreneur Dondrup Tsering, born to a nomadic family and captivated by the grasslands, has a distinctive dual motive: earning a profit while preserving Tibetan culture.
Ten years ago, Xu Bin was a 22-year-old student at the China Academy of Art, making his very first trip to the Tibet autonomous region to complete a painting project for school.
Beijing plans to build ventilation corridors across the city to ease air pollution by bridging parks and conservation areas into greenbelts, a local official said on Friday.
People on Yongxing Island in the South China Sea can now eat vegetables grown on the island, marking a further step of construction on the island, which is of key strategic significance.
Shanghai scientists have figured out the structure and regulatory mechanism of a protein family in the human body highly associated with multiple genetic diseases and cancers, which is likely to bring about breakthroughs in medicine.
As an incubation project to attract more overseas Wenzhou businessmen back to Wenzhou, Zhejiang province, the Wenzhou Chance-Way Business School will start recruitment in June to target entrepreneurs in the city.
China will cut deed and business taxes for home purchases to help end the property glut.
The number of youths using illegal drugs increased last year, accounting for 62 percent of registered users nationwide, the 2015 China Drug Situation Report shows.
A specialized unit dedicated to detecting and dealing with small unmanned aircraft has been set up within the People's Liberation Army Air Force.
Protesters who turned Hong Kong into a battleground on Feb 9 were determined to cause mayhem with flammable liquids and by blocking firefighters, David Lai Man-hin, the city's director of fire services, said on Thursday.
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