Voice recordings back up sex claims

An alleged victim of sexual harassment posted new evidence on social media on Tuesday - including sound recordings - to prove the accusations against a Beijing professor.

Database to help boost insurance

China aims to build a database that includes all the eligible people for social insurance to implement targeted beneficiary measures, according to the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security.

Shared strollers appear in Wuhan parks

A technology company in Wuhan, Hubei province, has rolled out shared strollers, including at some scenic spots, aiming to make life easier for parents with young children.

Lightbulb candy hot online, but is it safe?

Candy shaped like life-size lightbulbs have proved a big seller in China during the holiday season after going viral online, but a Beijing health expert has warned the treat could be a choking hazard.

Train tickets for Spring Festival holiday rush go on sale

Train tickets for the first day of the Spring Festival travel rush will go on sale on Wednesday, according to China's railway operator.

Professor is probed over sex claims

A professor at Beihang University in Beijing was suspended on Monday over an accusation of sexual harassment from a former student.

Netizens get nostalgic after '90s milestone

WeChat and Sina Weibo, two of China's most popular social media, have been awash with nostalgia in recent days, as millions of netizens have posted pictures of themselves at age 18.

Travelers hit the road for holiday

Chinese tourists made 133 million domestic trips during the three-day New Year holiday, according to the top tourism authority.

Visa rules see record number of visitors to Shanghai

Shanghai's relaxed visa policies paid dividends in 2017, with the city's ports handling a record number of passenger visits, according to the latest official data.

It's the beginning of the end for ivory in China

The doors to the ivory trade in China closed on Sunday, as the world started 2018 a step closer to a land free of the slaughter of endangered animals.

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TV show lets relics do all the talking

A cradle of the Western Zhou Dynasty (c.11th century-771 BC), Baoji in Shaanxi province once witnessed a high point of bronze ware production, and a great number of significant relics have been excavated there.