The Chinese mainland does not need Taiwan's permission to open new flight routes to help ease airspace congestion over the Taiwan Straits, an official said on Wednesday, after Taiwan demanded an immediate halt to the new routes.
A record 65 million trips are expected to be made by air across China during the Spring Festival travel rush, up by 10 percent on last year, the civil aviation watchdog said on Wednesday.
Unmanned submersibles will be sent to inspect the sunken wreckage of the oil tanker Sanchi, which was located on Tuesday morning after a sweeping survey of the area.
NANCHANG - On an ordinary winter's day, hundreds of workers pack tons of navel oranges into boxes, tape them up and load them onto trucks in southern Jiangxi province. It is their busiest time of year.
One week after Marriott International shut down its Chinese website and mobile apps for illegally listing Tibet, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao as countries, it announced an "eight-point rectification plan" on Wednesday in an attempt to prevent such mistakes from happening again.
"In recent years, more women have come forward to describe their experiences of being sexually harassed, either on campus, in the workplace or in public. It's good that such cases are attracting more public support. The #MeToo movement in China is a reflection of a growing awareness of gender equality, and it's also playing a role in sex education."
Collection of evidence is a huge challenge for women who bring lawsuits related to sexual harassment, according to legal experts.
Nuo Opera, a ritual largely intended to ward off evil spirits, has transformed people's fortunes in Guizhou province. In rural Dejiang county, Wang Guohua teaches his apprentices how to carve ferocious Nuo masks.
A college teacher has taken the innovative step of bringing animals such as a golden retriever, an iguana and even spiders to his class in Dalian, Liaoning province, to educate his students about rearing pets.
Lin Guohua's life story is a tale of redemption - not only for himself, but also for others.
When Li Ling drives her scooter, she often starts thinking about the dozens of homeless people she has helped over the past 10 years.
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