Xie Yang, a former lawyer, was convicted of inciting subversion of State power but exempt from criminal punishment because no great harm was done and he had confessed, according to a court decision announced on Tuesday in Changsha, capital of Hunan province.
Engineers with Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Co are working on China's first smart crude oil carrier, which will incorporate technology to help the captain operate the ship.
China has set a goal of building itself into a global powerhouse in international trade by 2035 through further reform and fine-tuning of trade structure, including upgrading the quality of goods and services consumed in the local market and improving the quality of two-way investment, the country's commerce minister said on Monday.
President Xi Jinping urged transportation authorities nationwide to be dedicated to the construction and maintenance of rural roads to speed up rural modernization.
Chinese scientists have discovered a new strain of microalgae - microscopic, single-cell photosynthetic organisms that produce oxygen - capable of absorbing 90 percent of the greenhouse gas and industrial fumes that are components of smog, while producing high-quality algae oil for a wide range of products.
China expressed its opposition on Monday to "irresponsible remarks made by other countries" on the Taiwan question after a Swedish official reportedly expressed support for Taiwan's participation in international organizations.
China will conduct a pilot program to enroll inmates in basic medical insurance to protect their legitimate rights, a senior justice official said.
Wuzhen, the ancient water town in Zhejiang province, is a slightly incongruous place for the latest 21st technology to be showcased.
Item from Dec 26, 1992, in China Daily: Following the lead of the Japanese motorcycle giants, other overseas motorcycle companies are also looking for opportunities to invest in China.
China has set a population ceiling of 25 million and a limit on construction land of no more than 3,200 square kilometers for Shanghai through 2035, allowing the city to grow by about 800,000 new permanent residents.
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