A single mother has sued a local public security department because authorities have refused to provide hukou, or household registration, for her out-of-wedlock child in Dongguan, Guangdong province.
To many people, buying an uninhabited island seems like a far-off dream. But one entrepreneur from Fuzhou, Fujian province, has spent more than 300 million yuan ($48 million) to make this dream a reality.
The Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region rejected a recent online report that claimed the region is selling an uninhabited island for 14 yuan ($2.20).
Authorities in Guangzhou are to expand a garbage-sorting program, according to the city's mayor Chen Jianhua.
Editor's note: Action with vision creates a positive diff erence, so goes a Chinese saying. Nantong is a shining example of that
You cannot mention Nantong without mentioning its textile industry. The city, which is in the central part of East China's Jiangsu province, has China's largest number of textile companies. Nantong Home Textile Market, also known as Zhihao market, mainly supplies fabrics. Located in Nantong's Tongzhou district, it has attracted more than 200,000 people to work for its 2,800 textile companies.
Located on the north of Yangtze River's mouth to the Yellow Sea, Nantong city, Jiangsu province, saw hundreds of shipyards prosper along its riverbank and seacoast in the past century. But then the tide changed.
The 77-year-old retired official and amateur historian paused in one dilapidated building, surveying the gossamer-like strands of cotton festooning the rafters, the peeling paint and warped wood.
The old man's fingers danced nimbly across the strings of his guqin, plucking and sliding, cajoling ancient melodies to life.
Nantong, Jiangsu province, is a special place to city planners.
Farmers shift from traditional crops to bonsai trees, bringing in big money
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