China is set to officially recognize the profession of public opinion analysts, a move insiders say will help policymakers better engage with society.
About 500 athletes from around the world attended the 2013 International Aquatic-Speed Competition in Liuzhou, which ended on Saturday.
Many couples went to scenic spots for taking wedding pictures, which promoted the economy of service industry during the National Day Vacation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday met with New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key, and the two leaders pledged to advance bilateral ties and further cooperation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott agreed here on Sunday to push forward bilateral ties and speed up free trade negotiation.
The Dong ethnic group lives in Guizhou province and is known for its traditional culture dating back to thousands of years, with the handmade Dong blouse believed to be the epitome of traditional art.
China's maritime authorities on Sunday issued red alerts, the highest warning, for storm tides and waves as Typhoon Fitow approached land.
A landslide killed seven people in northwest China's Qinghai Province Saturday afternoon, according to local authorities.
Less than 24 percent of migrant workers in eight urban areas are covered by public health insurance in the cities in which they work, according to a recent study.
Rescuers on Saturday retrieved the bodies of four more fishermen from the South China Sea in the aftermath of Typhoon Wutip, bringing the death toll of a shipwreck to 10.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is to attend the East Asia leaders meetings and pay an official visit to Brunei, Thailand and Vietnam next week, Chinese Foreign Ministry announced Friday.
Muhammad Taajuddin Muslim is getting closer to his dream of gaining a master's in education economy and management after a year of study at Zhejiang University of Technology in Hangzhou.