The aging of China's population will present serious challenges in the decades ahead, particularly in healthcare, according to the China Longitudinal Aging Social Survey conducted by Renmin University of China's National Survey Research Center.
A steamed bun brand that originated in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, is preparing to go international, opening its first overseas location.
A new online visa and permit application service for foreigners in Beijing is set to be launched on Tuesday by the city's Public Security Bureau. It will simplify procedures for obtaining documents and shorten approval time.
Bao Xinhe, a physical chemist from the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a National People's Congress deputy, reported a revolutionary chemical processing method that could make the country's basic chemical materials more affordable and eco-friendly.
Scientists from China and France have discovered a rare and massive type of sink hole, known as a doline, in the autonomous region, the local publicity department said on Sunday.
The military budget of China will increase by about 7 to 8 percent this year, spokeswoman for the fourth session of the 12th National People's Congress Fu Ying told a news conference on Friday.
A man in Central China's Henan province tried, in vain, for four months to get a hukou (household registration) for his newborn son from a local public security bureau.
Editor's note: The Feb 24 meeting of the State Council, China's Cabinet, confirmed that a series of measures would be taken to support the new energy auto industry, in order to promote its development through structural optimization. Following are the comments of some media outlets on the issue:
Rather than slowing down, globalization is morphing. As a recent report from McKinsey Global Institute, "Digital globalization: The new era of global flows", tells us, that digital flows are now more economically significant than trade in goods.
More than 100 Chinese photographers capture images from the cradle of Chinese civilization in a new photo book
Mobile HIV-testing vehicles will hit the streets of the capital, providing free tests to young gay men in particular and helping link the needy with follow-up treatment.
More than 90 percent of Chinese netizens are aware of government moves to manage the Internet by rule of law, according to a survey released on Wednesday.
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