LANZHOU - Fu Lian's nightmare of suffering constant beatings by his daughter-in-law has ended. She is facing criminal charges for violating a protection order granted by a local court.
A new service is being promoted in Shanghai's Pudong New Area that offers people with walking difficulties free use of electric stair-climbing wheelchairs.
Prosecuting authorities have sped up the handling of 1,845 cases involving suspects who have been criminally detained for a long time without having been convicted and sentenced, the Supreme People's Procuratorate said on Saturday.
China has formally expressed serious concern to India regarding the Dalai Lama's planned visit to disputed areas along the China-India border, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday, cautioning the "severe damage" it could do to bilateral ties.
China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp launched a Kaituo 2 carrier rocket on Friday to send the company's first satellite into orbit.
China's top tourism authority has warned tourists of the risks regarding South Korea's change of its entry policy for Chinese citizens.
ZHENGZHOU - New evidence has emerged that prehistoric hominids in northern China might have been hybrids of the indigenous population and Europeans, challenging the popular view of humankind's African origin.
Ten people were killed and another 38 injured after a passenger bus collided with a truck in Yunxian county, Yunnan province, late on Thursday.
When people think of Chinese food, rice is often the first thing that springs to mind. That's despite the fact that there is a geographical dividing line between the wetter southern regions, where rice is the staple food, and the north, where grain is dominant. Corn, the third staple, straddles the line because it can be grown in any part of the country.
While more than 50,000 plants are edible, only a few hundred contribute significantly to global food supplies.
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