Migrant worker parents who leave children behind in their hometowns without giving them regular attention or adequate care might face punishment in accordance with a new guideline.
The escalating violence on Hong Kong's streets and filibustering in the legislature are bringing Hong Kong to a standstill and will destroy its competitiveness, city business leaders and political heavyweights cautioned.
A shopping mall in Shanghai is giving a positive twist to the phrase "slippery slope" in a move that some see as a way to fend off the challenges brick-and-mortar merchants face from China's online shopping boom.
Experts said that if Washington continues to flex its military muscles in the South China Sea, it may prompt China to boost its defense buildup there to safeguard its lawful rights.
Turkey's leaders on Thursday blamed Kurdish militant groups in Turkey and Syria, as well as the Syrian government, for the rush-hour suicide bombing in Ankara that killed 28 people on Wednesday.
Aiming to attract more talented people and investments from overseas, China has introduced a more flexible, pragmatic and market-orientated regulation on permanent residence for foreigners.
1. More foreigners working in China will be qualified to apply for Chinese green cards, as the country plans to ease the requirements on type of employers and job titles.
The national environmental authority has launched a new plan that targets Beijing, Tianjin and four neighboring cities with tough restrictions in an effort to curb severe smog in the northern region.
Despite the seemingly good start, industry observers said it would not be an easy ride for Apple Pay to develop in China's already crowded mobile payment market.
When Chinese behemoth Yao Ming was taken No 1 in the 2002 NBA Draft by the Houston Rockets, a nation rejoiced, history was created and a portal opened.
Item from Feb 19, 1993, in China Daily: Passers-by swarm to buy lottery tickets in front of the Beijing Zoo in the western part of the city. This lottery offers 50,000 yuan as the top prize. Lotteries have become a common scene in China.
A high school in Yulin, Shaanxi province, has banned its male and female students from eating together in the canteen as part of efforts to prevent puppy love.
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