Taiwan resident Lee Ming-che and Peng Yuhua from the Chinese mainland pleaded guilty on Monday to subversion in a court in Hunan province.
A Chinese expert spoke out on Saturday at a Geneva conference against a rumor claiming China secretly performs 100,000 organ transplants a year, equal to the whole world's total.
Driving in a metropolis is never easy, but finding an open space can be more difficult in Chinese cities given that over half the demand for parking lots is not satisfied.
CAIBARIEN, Cuba - Hurricane Irma ripped roofs off houses and flooded hundreds of miles of coastline as it raked Cuba's northern coast after devastating islands the length of the Caribbean in a trail of destruction that has left 22 people dead so far.
The top official in charge of intellectual property rights has called for more objective and honest evaluation of China's efforts in protecting IPR from other countries.
Zhang Yuhua, the retired major general and war hero, died early on Sunday in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, at age 101, reducing the number of generals who fought to establish the People's Republic of China to 25.
Have you ever seen those 1950s pictorial projections of the future? You know the sort of thing - a family dressed in space suits walks down a futuristic street in the distant year 1993 as cars fly overhead and a robot lights dad's cigarette with a nuclear isotope.
Item from Sept 11, 1994, in China Daily: Eight of every 10 people in the world are wearing Chinese-made shoes. Driven by strong demand, Chinese shoe exports will continue to grow in the years to come. Major markets for Chinese shoes are the United States and developed countries in Europe. China produced 4 billion pairs of shoes last year, accounting for 40 percent of the world's total production.
State Development & Investment Corp, China's largest State-owned investment holding company, said it will boost investment in innovative and emerging industries and overseas business to better serve the country's economic transformation and the Belt and Road Initiative.
Judicial professionals are calling for lawmakers to protect intellectual property by increasing penalties for infringements, as online piracy and fake goods are hard to clean up.
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