Shanghai police have detained a man suspected of fabricating online rumors that a female executive at State-owned oil giant Sinopec accepted sexual favors as a bribe from a US supplier, and that the supplier subsequently blackmailed her.
A draft law amendment unveiled Monday has proposed raising the top compensation that business owners must pay if they intentionally sell substandard goods.
Police in Shanghai have detained a foreign couple who were suspectedly involved in operating illegal research companies and trafficking personal information, police sources said on Monday.
Twelve people have been injured after an engine caught fire on take-off at Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport in Shenzhen, East China's Guangdong province on Sunday evening, chinanews.com reported.
From a subway pee that turned into a plea. Heard of mutton dressed as lamb? Tried cotton lately? And, yes, the trial of the century enters day five – it’s all trending across China.
Beijing is to introduce a computer system accessible by various governmental agencies that will help verify the economic circumstances of recipients of low-income allowances, so that welfare spending can be targeted at those most in need.
A knife-wielding man hacked 10 people on Sunday evening in downtown Chengdu, capital city of southwest China's Sichuan Province, local police said.
The 2nd Asian Youth Games held in Nanjing recently has ignited the city's passion for sports, said the executive chairman of its organizing committee.
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will make an official visit to China from Sunday till next Saturday at the invitation of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
A growing Chinese willingness to go under the knife for cosmetic purposes cuts to core questions about the changing national psyche. Many are facing the ugly side of beauty's pursuit - addiction, disfigurement and self-esteem problems. Liu Zhihua reports.
A growing number of Chinese are discovering cosmetic procedures' potential to become habit-forming as more people in the country surgically alter their appearances.
The Chinese Dream ideal will be the first academic lesson for primary and middle school students across China this year.
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