A foreign fishing boat stranded on a Chinese reef in the South China Sea for several months has been towed away, the Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.
The identity of the occupant of a prominent ancient royal tomb has been confirmed, archaeologists said in Beijing on Wednesday.
China must prevent its economic growth from falling below 6.5 percent this year, leading economists said on Wednesday.
Wang Guoqing is no stranger when it comes to asking questions.
One-third of Japanese working women have experienced sexual harassment at their place of employment, although nearly two-thirds of them suffer in silence, a survey has found.
If I were Chinese, I might not be amused by the raucous circus of presidential politics in the US. I might be alarmed.
Item from March 3, 1994, in China Daily: Ma Guocai, a farmer from Xiji county, the Ningxia Hui autonomous region, is issued a Shanghai residence certificate at a local police station in Pudong New Area. Shanghai began issuing the new certificates to farmers on Tuesday in an effort to supervise the influx of labor into the city. ...
Social messaging app WeChat has started to charge users a fee of 0.1 percent of each money transfer via its "digital wallet" function to bank accounts.