A whale shark was ordered by a government official in Jiangxi Province.
A student sued the Ministry of Education for promoting gay stigma as the ministry refuses to redefine homosexuals.
China urges the nations in the Asia Pacific region to abandon the Cold War mentality, respect other countries' legitimate interests and accomplish positive interactions to achieve peace and stability. It opined that nations of small and medium sizes should refrain from taking sides.
In a move to stir nationalism among the Chinese youth and increase the support for the ruling Communist Party, the Xi government has recently ordered a revision of its textbooks. Specifically, to revise the details about the Second Sino-Japanese war, which will now be described as the "14-Year War of Resistance Against Japanese
The governments of China and Switzerland improve bilateral relations as more Chinese favor the European destination.
The elite hotel chain Ritz-Carlton opened its first golf resort in China.
China raised red alerts for a week due to severe smog at the start of the year. In Beijing, roads and airports were closed due to increased health risks.
A balloon factory in eastern China’s Zhejiang Province is currently offering giant inflatable chickens that look like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to help Chinese usher in the Lunar New Year with a twist.
The arrest of three Chinese nationals in late December poses new issues on cybersecurity, exposing law firms to be vulnerable to fraud.
It's a trimaran design that's 40 meters long; weighs 127,000 kilograms and has a top speed of 27 knots or 50 km/h.
China has recently announced that it wants to take on the leadership role in promoting the Paris Agreement. However, it looks like China’s ability to perform the task is still questionable because of the lack of transparency in its carbon emissions data.
As with the previous three OTV missions, the Air Force is tight-lipped about the purpose of this latest mission.
Public sentiment against the apparent idleness of authorities against heavy smog in China’s urban areas have intensified by the day. But last weekend, Chinese government ministries have finally spoken about the country’s worsening pollution problem, promising to get rid of it step-by-step.
China’s notorious one-child policy was stricken off by the government in favor of a looser policy that allows families to have two children each. About one year on after the new policy, families remain unwilling to have a second child, citing burgeoning costs.
