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According to documents issued by the county's Party committee on Sunday, if both partners were previously married and divorced, they are not allowed to host a wedding party.
Local Party Committee Bans Divorcees from Throwing Parties

Divorcees are now banned from hosting wedding parties in Fenggang County, Guizhou Province, in Southwest China. The new rule was still undergoing a review process and has yet to be enforced.

The government will speed up construction of the railway connecting Sichuan and Tibet, which spans a total of 1,629 kilometers.
China to Hasten Construction of Sichuan-Tibet Railway

The Chinese government will speed up the construction of the 1,629-kilometer Sichuan-Tibet railway starting this year as confirmed by the heads of the two regions' governments, China Daily reported.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang speaks during the Inaugural Meeting of the Board of Governors of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in Beijing, China, Jan. 16, 2016.
In Bid to Unlock Tourism Consumption Potential in China, Agency to Expand Duty-free Shopping

China plans to unlock the potential of tourism consumption through the establishment of more duty-free shops.

A transmission electron micrograph (TEM) shows the Zika virus, in an undated photo provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia.
Chinese Authority Cautious to Prevent Risk of Zika Virus

While China may be at risk of being affected by mosquito-borne Zika virus that is spreading in the Americas, the likelihood of spread is low since there are fewer mosquitoes in winter and spring, according to China’s top health authority.

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A man walks past the coffee shop owned by Canadians Kevin and Julia Garrett in Dandong in Liaoning Province. Kevin Garrett was indicted by Dandong court of espionage while Julia was released on bail.
Canadian Charged with Stealing State Secrets, Espionage in China

Chinese authorities have indicted a Canadian citizen on charges of spying and stealing state secrets, according to a report on Thursday, Jan. 28.

China's demography is undergoing an alarming shift, on account of an ageing population and sharp drops in its labor force.
China Facing a Shrinking Labor Force

China’s demography is undergoing an alarming shift, on account of an ageing population and sharp drops in its labor force.

Workers check the tracks along the Qinghai-Tibet railway in Dangxiong Country in Tibet, part of China's large network of railway.
Expansion of China’s Rail Network to Slow Down for the First Time in Five Years

China is set to slow down building new tracks for the expansion of its rail system this year, which will be done for the first time in five years, according to a report released Wednesday, Jan. 27, by domestic financial news portal caixin.com.

Uber, an international transportation network company, announced that it aims to expand into 18 new cities in China by the end of February 2016.
Uber Adds 18 New Cities in its Southern China’s Expansion

Uber, an international transportation network company, announced that it aims to expand into 18 new cities in China by the end of February 2016.

Soldiers of the PLA's chemical-defence unit detect toxic substances at the Tianjin blast site in Binhai New Area on Aug. 24, 2015.
Teenager Faces Three Years in Prison for Raising Donations as a Fake Victim of Tianjin Blast

A 19-year-old Chinese teenager has been sentenced to three years in prison after she was discovered falsely raising funds, citing loss of her relatives in the Tianjin blasts that shook China last year.

President Xi Jinping is the General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee.
China Calls for Tougher Food Safety Measures

President Xi Jinping has called for the implementation of "strictest" food safety measures, citing the impact food safety on people's livelihoods. Failing to comply could lead to severe punishments for food enterprises.

Chinese fugitive Lai Changxing is escorted back to Beijing from Canada, at Beijing International Airport, July 23, 2011.
New Agency Formed to Track Down Fugitives Hiding Abroad

China’s Ministry of Public Security has formed a new agency to deal with fugitives who are hiding overseas.

People in Pyongyang, North Korea, watch as the government announces the launching of a hydrogen bomb test on Jan. 6.
China Backs New UN Resolution on DPRK, Calls for Further Dialogue

China is supporting proposals for the United Nations Security Council to pass a new resolution on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) and urge the council to conduct further dialogue, following DPRK’s nuclear test earlier this month, the Xinhua News Agency reported.

President Xi Jinping attributes advanced relations with the United States to similar opinions as well as “timely communication” on current events like the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue.
China, US Strengthen Action to Resolve Key Issues

Smooth relations and a common ground contribute to a meeting of ideas between China and the United States on Wednesday, Jan. 27, according to a report by China Daily. One of the issues the two nations agreed on includes the latest nuclear test conducted by Pyongyang.

Beijing is planning to limit its population at 23 million in 2020.
China Population: Beijing Will Limit Population to 23 Million in 2020

Beijing is planning to limit its population at 23 million in 2020.

Farmers stack cotton at a cotton purchase station in Hami, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, in this Nov. 3, 2010 photo.
China Set for Agriculture Reforms for Economic Growth

The agriculture industry and the vast Chinese population have great potential for economic growth, crucial in improving the country’s slow economy.

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