Political leaders, renowned businessmen, experienced economists and dignitaries from all walks of life are attending this year's Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference.
Major emerging economies maintained their positive growth momentum under slow global economic conditions in 2015 and there is no need to be pessimistic about their long-term ability to develop, according to a report released on Tuesday by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
China's cross-border capital outflow has slowed significantly since the start of this year, a senior official of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange said on Tuesday.
A new media center to serve the Boao Forum for Asia started operation on Tuesday as the organization kicked off its 15th annual meeting.
China's drug regulator has identified nine vaccine wholesalers suspected of filing fraudulent reports of buyers' identities.
China has reported five yellow fever cases - all from people who were not vaccinated before leaving for areas with epidemics, a senior public health specialist said.
Marine disasters cost China around 7.3 billion yuan ($1.1 billion) last year, which was less than the average during the past decade, the national marine authority said on Tuesday.
China has 88 universities that have at least one subject ranking in the worlds' top 400, according to the latest report from London-headquartered education company Quacquarelli Symonds.
The first names have been added to a nanny blacklist created by an alliance of 30 housekeeping service agencies in Shanghai to better regulate the market and deter unsuitable caregivers.
Shanghai plans to introduce an online appointment booking service for people wanting a divorce, in a bid to make the process more organized and convenient for the growing number of couples in the city looking to end their marriages.
China's multibillion-dollar luxury goods market has just undergone a tumultuous year as a number of factors, including the plunging stock market and the national anti-corruption campaign, pushed sales lower and lower.
When Yang Liyun was growing up in a small village in southwest China's Yunnan province, she didn't know that the eucalyptus trees growing everywhere on the surrounding mountains had any value other than as firewood.
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