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On loan, city doctors raise level of care

In May last year, doctors told Awanisa Mahsut that she had a brain tumor.

Radio silence rules strengthened for huge telescope

China has tightened its regulations in areas surrounding the world's largest single-dish telescope in Guizhou province - the Five-Hundred-Meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope, or FAST - to protect it from electromagnetic signals that might interfere with its scientific research.

Customs officers clamp down on meat smuggling

Guangzhou customs officers in Guangdong province will expand cooperation with their counterparts in the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions to curtail the smuggling of frozen meat, a senior officer said on Monday.

Hainan offers housing incentives to attract talent

Hainan is offering housing incentives to attract talent to the tropical island province, where the country's 12th free trade zone - its largest - is being created.

Likely cause of fire discovered

The Beijing police announced on Sunday that six local residents are believed to be responsible for a mountain fire in Beijing's suburban Miyun district, which was extinguished on Sunday morning.

Zhengzhou ecological park offers green getaways

In a small section of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project, Li Ke can be seen picking up rubbish. He said he is proud to work in the greenway along the drinking water channels, which carry water to supplement cities in the northern parts of the country.

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Ecotourism helps shake off poverty in Tibet

A popular tourism destination that opened in recent years in the Tibet autonomous region's rural Nyingchi city has helped local residents shake off poverty.

Exhibition on reform of Tibet opens in Beijing

An exhibition in Beijing showcasing democratic reforms in the Tibet autonomous region provides detailed insights on the historical movement that ended a social system based on the oppression and economic exploitation of serfs and slaves, visitors said on Sunday.

Monument to foreign organ donor unveiled

A monument to Phillip Hancock, an Australian man whose liver, kidneys and corneas were transplanted to help five Chinese patients, was unveiled amid tears of love and gratitude on Sunday at the Chongqing Organ Donation Memorial Park.

Fuzhou govt orders removal of hundreds of graveyards in forest

Fuzhou, Fujian province, said it has ordered the immediate removal of hundreds of new burial sites that take up forest land and threaten to pollute a reservoir in the region.