Hong Kong importers pull tainted hairy crabs

Importers of hairy crabs in Hong Kong recalled produce from two aquaculture farms in Jiangsu province on Wednesday, as excessive levels of chemicals linked to cancer were found in samples.

Signees of Paris pact urged to take real measures

China on Tuesday called for countries who signed the Paris Agreement on Climate Change to build political trust and take real measures to implement relevant agreements.

Rising PMI level signals recovery

China's official Purchasing Managers' Index for the manufacturing sector hit its highest level in more than two years, higher than expectations and sending a signal of the country's economic recovery.

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Wuxi to build internet of things town as expo concludes

The city of Wuxi in Jiangsu province will build an internet of things town, the first of its kind in China.

Tibet's capital fills acting mayor post

Go Khok, former deputy Party chief of Lhasa, capital of the Tibet autonomous region, has been appointed the city's acting mayor, the authority announced on Monday.

Death toll rises to 18 after mine blast

The death toll from a gas explosion in a Chongqing coal mine rose to 18 on Tuesday, as rescuers worked around the clock to search for the 15 miners who remained trapped more than 24 hours after the blast.

Alibaba's use of 'pig' for new web name angers Muslims

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba changed the name of its travel website to cater to the younger generation, its primary customer group, the company announced on Tuesday.

Shanghai natives seek own kind

Nearly 80 percent of young, single people in Shanghai said they want their partners to have been born in the city, a survey showed.

Central bank to remove 1 jiao coin series

One series of the 1 jiao coin (0.15 cents) was to be removed from circulation starting on Tuesday, making the coin more valuable for collectors, according to a report by Modern Express.

Handwriting, symbols found at emperor's tomb

Handwriting and symbols were recently discovered at the tomb of Emperor Liu He from the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 24), as archaeologists began dismantling the outer coffin, according to Nanchang Evening News.

Nuclear safety prioritized

People will be better informed about nuclear-related information and be allowed to voice their opinions if they suspect they will be impacted by nuclear activities, according to a draft law released on Monday.