China's top political adviser, Wang Yang, called on newly elected advisers to learn all they can to better fulfill their duties.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs has imposed eight rules to prevent and control the spread of African swine fever and to investigate the epidemic more effectively, it said in an online statement on Wednesday.
Experts called for more transparency in vaccine supervision after China's drug regulator disclosed on Tuesday that it had denied market access for more than 100,000 doses of rabies vaccine produced by two manufacturers in Jilin province.
China Customs officers will continue to work with their international peers and various organizations to fight the smuggling of illegal solid waste, officials said at a news briefing on Tuesday in Shanghai.
Britain has crafted a new plan to improve the quality of its exports of waste paper to China in response to recent Chinese bans.
Shenzhen has moved a step forward in regulating the booming industry for unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, as the southern city in Guangdong province launched a trial traffic management program on Monday.
Scientists in Shanghai say they have uncovered how hematopoietic stem cells find a suitable microenvironment in vivo - observation of live isolated cells - offering insights into improving the efficiency of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
The Chinese and Vietnamese militaries will enhance exchanges and cooperation in various fields and jointly safeguard peace and security in the border area, senior officials said on Monday.
Raheel Tariq has taken the Fuxing high-speed bullet train a few times from Beijing to Shanghai. He got the chance to "drive" it in front of the control panel at the ongoing exhibition commemorating the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening-up.
The Chinese government will always actively participate in and support international cooperation in surveying and mapping worldwide to promote sustainable global development, Premier Li Keqiang said on Monday.
Shaanxi province will spend the next decade finishing construction of its segment of Giant Panda National Park.
Legal experts have called for tougher penalties for passengers who endanger public safety by attacking bus drivers and suggested that bus companies further improve their security arrangements.
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