Travel is a buzzword for the Lunar New Year holiday, or Spring Festival, and Chinese travelers are zealous about spending the time at tourist attractions rather than staying home, travel agencies said.
China will take steps to ensure over the long-term that migrant workers get their wages - a problem that had been a pain in the neck for many of the country's 200 million-plus people working away from their hometowns, high-ranking officials said on Friday.
A rapidly rising number of Chinese people are willing to donate their body's organs after death thanks to better public awareness.
An upcoming film's teaser, which features an elderly man's search for a cartoon character in rural China, went viral on the internet for its tear-jerking yet hilarious rendition of family bonds, as Chinese New Year - a traditional time for family reunions - approaches.
President Xi Jinping encouraged enterprises in Xiongan New Area to seize a very rare opportunity as he made a visit to the new zone on Wednesday.
Targets pursued despite Brexit uncertainties
The Foreign Ministry said on Thursday it resolutely opposed the United States' abuse of export control measures after a bipartisan group of US lawmakers introduced bills to ban the sale of US chips or other components to some Chinese telecommunications companies including Huawei and ZTE.
Three foreign scientists have received the 2018 International Scientific Cooperation Award of the Chinese Academy of Sciences on Thursday for their contribution to China's scientific development.
Vice-Premier Liu He will visit the United States on Jan 30 and 31 for further consultations on Sino-US trade and economic issues, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday.
Navigating uncertainties over Brexit is not easy, especially for Chinese companies relatively new to the UK market and still building up an understanding of the local policy environment.
Premier Li Keqiang called for more employment opportunities for job seekers, increases in their incomes and better environmental protection practices amid global and domestic challenges.
The Tibet autonomous region plans to further improve living conditions for those living in border areas this year, with the move expected to help alleviate poverty and boost border security, local officials said.
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