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Beijing turns cold shoulder to Japan

Beijing has declared Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe "not welcome" by the Chinese people and said Chinese leaders won't meet him.

Tainted farmland to be restored

Farming of contaminated arable land almost the size of Belgium has been halted and the land will be rehabilitated to ensure food security.

14 killed in Russian bombing

At least 14 people were killed and dozens injured on Sunday when a female suicide bomber blew herself up in a train station in a southern Russian city.

Govt smoking ban applauded

The announcement said the Party and government officials must not smoke in public places.

Influential bloggers set topics online

China's new media continues to be dominated by high-profile users in 2013 despite the country's campaign against online rumors.

Sanlitun center treats foreigners like natives

Community health service centers play a vital role for Chinese patients, but they also provide services to expatriates.

Smokers on trains to face big fines

Anyone caught smoking on high-speed trains will be fined up to 2,000 yuan ($330) starting Jan 1, according to a railway safety regulation.

Changes could balance gender ratio

Allowing couples to have two children could result in an increased fertility rate and a more balanced gender ratio.

Delicious, festive holiday choices abound for expats

Foreigners in China for Christmas won't need to miss out on their favorite holiday foods and traditions.

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.

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