More than 200 youth representatives from 12 member and observer countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization vowed to stand together to face new threats and challenges around the world and to strengthen trade, cultural and humanitarian cooperation.
Beijing is expected to see more brief but strong rainfall in the coming two days after thundershowers brought floods to some lowland areas and water bodies in the city and causing some roads to collapse on Monday.
Shanghai customs officials listed 202 discredited companies, and downgraded five companies' credit ratings based on information shared by other government organs since the country adopted credit-based customs clearance measures in May.
Foreign workers in Beijing who plan to utilize the city's new merit-based point system to get permanent residency are being advised to apply between July 23 and 31 this year, according to the authority of Zhongguancun, a high-tech hub in Beijing.
Chinese netizens regard smartphone social applications as a daily requirement, and most of them spend more than one hour a day using them, according to an internet development report.
Kindergartens will no longer be allowed to teach young children primary-school-level lessons, the Ministry of Education announced on Friday. The rule is designed to ensure that children are not overburdened in their formative years, it said.
China has issued an updated blacklist that restricts 504 more people from some forms of air and rail travel. Those added to the list committed transportation and financial offenses, government sources said.
Engineering education in China has made a "significant contribution" to the country's economic takeoff, and online courses in the field are benefiting engineering students around the world, the head of UNESCO's International Center for Engineering Education said on Sunday.
A primary school science book and a related reference book for teachers will no longer mention pangolins as being a pharmaceutical component, after a group questioned the propagation of the belief's impact on animal conservation efforts.
A search for 10 missing sailors after a cargo ship sank off the Shanghai coast was launched on Sunday.
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