Zhu Guoping has worked as a residential community head in Shanghai for 26 years. The 40-year-old community with its rows of six-story walk-ups appears on the surface to be no different from countless others like it that make up much of the city's living spaces.
Hospital scalpers are a disease China has been working to cure for years.
Top judge says greater efforts made to build a 'beautiful China'
Having seen the rise of mass sports participation as a lifestyle in urban China, political adviser Yao Ming is calling for more accessible sporting activities at the grassroots level to galvanize the momentum.
A total of 31,527 prisoners were granted amnesty across China in the past five years, a work report of the Supreme People's Court said on Friday.
China will continue to promote cooperation on development strategies of participating economies, as Zhong Nan reports.
Power Construction Corp of China, the biggest hydropower designer and builder in the country, has vowed to work more closely with countries and regions participating in the Belt and Road Initiative through further investment in the energy sector and contribute to the overall progress of local economies.
A major shipbuilder has unveiled plans to start the construction of China's biggest research vessel this year, with the project expected to take about two years to complete.
Shanghai must compare favorably to the world's best cities if it expects to become a shopper's paradise like New York City, London and Tokyo, according to the city's most senior official.
China must pay more attention to cutting its consumer leverage ratio due to rising risks in the financial sector from the rapid growth of household debt, according to the top banking watchdog.
The central government's policies on Hong Kong and Macao will remain unchanged "beyond all doubt", a senior official said on Friday in response to concerns over the omission of some routine terms from the Government Work Report.
More than 30 political advisers from the worlds of art, culture and entertainment have backed a proposal calling for a law to safeguard China's "national dignity".
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