China's top legislator, Wu Bangguo, on Wednesday pledged to further develop ties with Mongolia during a meeting with his Mongolian counterpart Zandaakhuu Enkhbold.
Tianjin will almost double food safety monitoring sites this year to ease growing public concern, said director of Tianjin Food and Drug Administration.
Fewer staff, shorter speeches, modest dinners and less printing ― meetings of local legislators and political advisers across China are getting slimmer, simpler and greener.
Fujian province should encourage investors from Taiwan to set up wholly owned hospitals as part of an effort to promote cross-Straits cooperation in the health sector, according to a proposal.
China has clarified its stance on exploiting the Yarlung Zangbo River, saying it takes a responsible attitude to using cross-border water resources.
Officials whose spouses and children have emigrated will be prevented from assuming top positions in Dongguan, said a senior official from the city in Guangdong province.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei on Wednesday urged Japan to create conditions for the normal development of bilateral relations.
A Beijing blogger has refused to hand over further evidence related to a sex scandal that has already claimed the careers of 11 Chongqing officials.
China's top auditing body said Wednesday that it will intensify audits of fiscal funds as part of government efforts to reduce extravagance.
Xu Shousheng was elected governor of central China's Hunan Province on Wednesday at the first session of the 12th Hunan Provincial People's Congress, the local legislature.
The upcoming annual parliamentary session will be frugal, as well as feature shorter speeches and fewer traffic controls, according to a statement from the National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee on Wednesday.
Calls for officials to make their assets known to the public are sounding louder at ongoing provincial parliamentary sessions.