Forty counties in the western and central regions of China announced that they had shaken off poverty after a third-party review, a senior official said.
Traditional Chinese medicine experts from Guangdong province and the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions have joined forces to set up a landmark integrated TCM center in the region, resolving to spur innovation and advancement in treating autoimmune diseases.
ZHENGZHOU - Mosquitoes and bugs were the first things that greeted Yan Zixuan when she arrived at her classroom for the first time last year.
A proposal to set up a family support fund through salary deductions to help cover expenses that come with a second child has drawn a wave of criticism online since it was published on Tuesday.
Eleven officials in Hubei province were punished for their failure to supervise in a case involving defective vaccines produced in Wuhan, Hubei Daily reported on Friday.
Feeling lonely and unloved on Chinese Valentine's Day? You're not alone. A recent survey found that 71 percent of college students in China are single.
A slaughterhouse that belongs to the country's largest pork processor was ordered to shut down following an outbreak of deadly African swine fever - the second outbreak in the country within two weeks.
CHANGSHA - Chinese police have detained a man who they say confessed and expressed remorse for using his influence on social media to extort money.
Chinese meteorologists renewed a typhoon yellow alert, the second-lowest of a four-tier warning system, on Thursday as Typhoon Rumbia approached East China and is expected to pack winds of up to 100 kilometers per hour near its eye, according to the national observatory.
China's first giant panda national park - covering an area triple the size of Yellowstone National Park in the United States - will open soon, the National Forestry and Grassland Administration said on Thursday.
Travel bookings to Turkey by Chinese tourists have surged as Turkey's currency has depreciated rapidly, according to online travel agency Ctrip on Tuesday.
The detention of a liver cancer patient who made a profit selling a cancer drug before it was approved on the Chinese mainland has sparked heated public debate.
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