Want to be sexy? Don't eat meat - that's the message behind a campaign to promote vegetarianism in China, where meat consumption is booming on the back of rapid economic growth.
The craze in online games among Chinese netizens is fueling an increasingly lucrative market for computer hackers, security firms have said.
Shou Zhenwei, a 28-year-old state-owned company employee in Beijing, paid 1.4 million yuan (205,000 U.S. dollars) for a two-bedroom apartment this month, realizing a long-cherished dream.
The claim by a network of European businesses that trade protectionism measures imposed on China are a result of the country's industrial overcapacity is a "bad excuse", a Chinese expert said yesterday.
After several countries began to target the flow of short-term speculative capital, many experts believe China will step up its efforts to control the flow of so-called hot money.
China's second lunar probe, Chang'e-2, will be launched in October 2010, a top space scientist said yesterday.
China should tie the career prospects of officials to their performance in developing both a low carbon economy and the restructuring of the economy to realize the nation's new target of a 40-45 percent reduction in carbon intensity by 2020.
Wearing a pink sweater, blue jeans and a pair of sneakers, the pony-tailed Liu Shasha looks like the typical girl next-door.
China said it was targeting a hefty 40-45 percent cut in carbon intensity by 2020 and Premier Wen Jiabao would lead the nation's charge for real climate change progress at the Copenhagen summit.CO2 target 'opens door for reform' 
Substantial climate deal sought after Comment: Green clock starts ticking US experts welcome China's pledge
The pilot program to treat HIV/AIDS with traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) had benefited 9, 267 people, said the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine Thursday.
The first issue of China's Foreign Affairs, an annual photo album about achievements made in China's diplomacy, was launched in Beijing Thursday.
Two men were executed Thursday morning for abducting and trafficking children, according to China's Supreme People's Court.
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