Police are investigating a children's hospital in Quanzhou, Fujian province, after a newborn was allegedly burned to death in an incubator.
China Friday donated a mobile army surgical hospital to the Ecuadoran armed forces to aid in medical emergencies and rescue operations during natural disasters.
The top court will blacklist people who refuse to abide by court rulings, in a move that may eventually restrict their business activities and market access.
Program expanded on enforcement
An autopsy will reveal the cause of death of a local fruit seller who died during a fight with local officials.
The families of Chinese passengers on the Asiana Airlines jetliner that crash-landed in San Francisco on July 6 said they are not satisfied with the airline's moves to resolve the issues, especially compensation.
As rainstorms were forecast to impact many parts of Sichuan from Monday evening to Thursday, the provincial meteorological bureau issued a yellow alert warning on Monday.
A restaurant in Qingdao has developed a whole line of dishes that include algae, while local authorities are spending a great deal of time and effort trying to wipe out the seaweed.
Beijing will nearly double its number of bicycles for rent, to 25,000 this year, with plans to add more, in an attempt to cut air pollution and traffic congestion in the city.
Nearly 80% of Chinese people who use the Internet are using smartphones to go online, the highest proportion ever, industry research revealed.
With Beijing's transport authority denying it has plans to raise fares, experts are suggesting a solution based around flexible ticket prices on buses and subways.
The top regulator of China's booming film industry has relaxed its controls on script content, but it's too soon to say whether the move will bring major changes.
China's special forces participate in a military skills contest held on sea in June. On July 16, the contest moves to land in Beijing where it will last for a week.