China's top economic regulator is seeking advice from foreigners on the country's new five-year development plan.
Chinese scientists have successfully modified a gene in pigs that enables the pigs to produce human serum albumin, a protein made by the liver.
Improving China's charitable organizations will encourage more donations, experts and lawmakers said.
The reform of the use of official vehicles in 140 State entities has led to 3,868 cars being taken out of service, Shi Zihai, spokesman for the National Development and Reform Commission, said at a news conference on Thursday.
China's migrant population is becoming older on average and will continue to grow in the next few years, according to a report released by China's top health authority.
A survey has found that more than 70 percent of juvenile offenders, both in cities and rural areas, are the children of migrants, according to an organizer of the survey.
The unnatural deaths of seven government officials in less than a month have raised concerns among members of the public, as the causes of some of the deaths have not been explained.
An international drug-trafficking channel active in the southern and eastern China has been busted following a crackdown on a drug gang headed by a Taiwan resident.
Contraceptives will be distributed free of charge in all institutions of higher education in Zhejiang province within a year, the provincial health authority said.
On Nov 5, workers at a biomass power plant in Yancheng city, in East China's Jiangsu province, opened the door of a truck and watched as 34 metric tons of blocks of shredded, compressed green paper tumbled to the ground.
By early November, the leaves of the plants and trees on the vast grassland of the Xilin Golleague, a prefecture-level division of the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, had turned to golden brown, but Lyu Mingbao had no time for the beautiful scenery. Instead, his eyes were firmly focused on two bulletproof trucks that were transporting bank notes on the 350-km journey to a city on China's border with Mongolia.
On the morning of Nov 6, four vans owned by the Shenzhen Vpower Finance Security Co waited outside the vault of the People's Bank of China's sub-central branch in Shenzhen, in southern China's Guangdong province. The vans, made from reinforced metal and modified to carry cash and gold, were waiting to carry 280 million yuan ($44 million) in 100 yuan bills to the PBOC's storage facility in Hong Kong.
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