Ancient expertise provides answers to Sichuan river project
A major construction project has unearthed a piece of history and thrown light on engineering expertise dating back millennia.
University students seek to ace art of love
A course at a Shanghai university on love and marriage has proved popular with students.
New family planning rule to create mini baby boom
The suggested relaxation of the family planning policy is expected to bring China roughly 13million more babies in five or six years.
Chang'e-3 success sparks star-gazing craze
The success of Chinese lunar probe Chang'e-3 has created a surge of public enthusiasm for astronomy.
Thai rallies maintain pressure
The ongoing unrest in Thailand looks likely to continue in the coming months.
200 foreigners expelled from Beijing this year
About 200 foreigners have been deported from Beijing this year, according to the city's General Station of Exit and Entry Frontier Inspection.
Hershey hits sweet spot with deal for China confectionery Golden Monkey
The Hershey Co has announced plans to acquire 80 percent of snack producer Shanghai Golden Monkey Food Joint Stock Co.
China Mobile moves into next generation of communications
China Mobile announced it will offer commercial fourth-generation telecom services in 340 Chinese cities next year.
Parents urged to supervise children's TV-viewing habits
Parents must teach children right from wrong, and safe from unsafe, while youngsters are watching cartoons, experts said.
Kunming animal park bundles up
Yunnan Wild Animal Park in Kunming is helping its animals bundle up to cope with a sudden drop in temperature after an intense winter snow.
System for organ donors tested
China's computerized organ-allocation system was used successfully for the first time in Beijing on Tuesday。
Continuity in DPRK policies expected
Beijing said on Monday that it is keeping watch on Pyongyang and hopes there won't be a “major change" in the latter's policies.
Moon rich in natural resources, experts say
With the landing of China's lunar probe Chang'e-3 on the moon, experts have begun to calculate the wealth of resources that lies beneath the lunar surface.
Signer claims 'schizophrenic' moment at Mandela event
South Africa's leading deaf association denounced Jantjie as a fake who was making up gestures as he stood yards away from world leaders.
Apple sends in experts to probe employees' deaths
Apple Inc has sent independent medical experts to one of its major contractors in China amid accusations that bad working conditions led to workers' deaths.