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"Don't talk to strangers" may not necessarily protect young people from becoming crime victims, as most sex offenders are people they are familiar with.
Zhong Jianhua, special representative of the Chinese government on African affairs, will soon visit Sudan and South Sudan to promote dialogue and negotiations between the two countries.
New UN observers from China, Indonesia and Ghana arrive at a hotel in Damascus April 25, 2012, to join the UN Supervision Mission in Syria.
A total of 23,292 Americans are currently studying in China with financial support from a bilateral government program.
More than 1,000 people practice qigong (Chinese breathing exercises) in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on April 25, as the 2012 Qigong Communication and Exhibition of Thousand Villages opens.
Minister of Water Resources Chen Lei said that the country's investment in water resources will reach 4 trillion yuan ($634.8 billion) by 2020.
Swedish firms are tapping China's growing demand for environmental technology, a potential bright spot in Sino-Swedish economic cooperation.
Package tour fees owed by Chinese mainland tourists to Taiwanese reception companies have plummeted to $245,600 from last May's $1.78 million.
China will issue more green cards and ease restrictions for visa-free entry to encourage more talented individuals from overseas to work in the country, a senior security official said Wednesday.
The market size of China's online advertising reached 14.03 billion yuan ($2.22 billion) in the first quarter of 2012.
China remains a weak country in branding, according to a report by Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
Hong Kong stocks fell 30.87 points, or 0.15 percent, to close at 20,646.29 on Wednesday.
