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The cadmium polluting the Longjiang River in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region has highlighted the issue of who should pay for pollution cleanups and the damage they cause to the environment.
Marriage and love now come with added cost for men in China. Some women go even further, putting a price for going on a date with a man.
Innovation in science and technology is the only reliable way to ensure long-term and healthy agricultural development.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's visit to China presents a good opportunity for the two governments to promote their comprehensive bilateral cooperation and enrich their strategic partnership.
The plight of 29 Chinese workers who are being held captive by rebels in Sudan has gripped the hearts of all Chinese people. Their safety and rescue have become the country's top concern.
The local authority must not ignore the widespread online complaints about pricing and service and should investigate such complaints diligently.
The investigation should not merely endeavor to find out the plant responsible and how it managed to flout the relevant regulations and discharge the pollutant.
Resorting to protectionist measures hinders international trade, outsourcing and investment, and ultimately harms all.
The truth in Tibet and Tibetan-inhabited areas is the opposite of that espoused by Dharamshala and lies cannot blind people from the truth forever.
Sino-African relations have grown vigorously and reaped progress in all areas since 2000, when both sides decided to establish the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation to further their bilateral cooperation.
The world economy in 2011 was not as rosy as most people expected at the beginning of the year. Will this year be better?
The former house of Liang Sicheng (1901-1972) and Lin Huiyin (1904-1955), a famous couple of modern Chinese architects, in Dongcheng district of Beijing was demolished last week.