Electric cars can lead the green economy march

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:

Need for a digital, trans-Pacific 'Belt and Road'

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.

Zooming in on shaanxi

More than 100 Chinese photographers capture images from the cradle of Chinese civilization in a new photo book

Mobile HIV testing labs to hit streets in capital

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.

Internet users applaud govt cyberspace regulations

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.

Leaders of gambling, sex ring jailed; officers punished

Two leaders of a gambling and prostitution ring have been sentenced to life in prison and another 85 others were given jail sentences after a nightclub - involving 300 million yuan ($45.8 million) of illicit money - was busted in Zhengzhou, Henan province.

Survey: Wives admit to abusing husbands

Domestic violence cases in which husbands are the victims are on the rise, according to a survey taken after the country's first anti-domestic violence law took effect on Tuesday.

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Digging deep to explore subterranean space

As land resources become increasingly scarce amid China's urban sprawl, local authorities have resorted to a new frontier for space: the world below our feet. A number of cities have decided to tap this underground space to reduce the mounting pressures on available land in high-density urban areas.

Live-in sons-in-law struggle to fit in

After 10 years as a necessary, but ultimately unwelcome, live-in son-in-law, Ma Xuedong divorced, and moved out of his wife's family home.

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Li: Coordination, structural reform needed

Editor's note: The following is full text of a video message for the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting delivered by Premier Li Keqiang on Feb 26.