![]() Expert calls for nuclear safety law enactment
A Chinese nuclear expert has called for the enactment of a nuclear safety law to better supervise the development of nuclear energy and guarantee its safety. |
![]() Beijing must deal with growing population
Coping with problems brought by a large population has become an unavoidable challenge facing megacities like Beijing, said a deputy to the National People's Congress (NPC) on March 5. |
 Easing traffic tops Beijing work agenda
Easing road congestion has been placed at the top of Beijing's work agenda this year. |
![]() Wen says population policy to be improved
Premier Wen Jiabao said yesterday the country will progressively improve its population policy and solve related problems to promote long-term and balanced growth. |
![]() Higher education needed to develop W China
West China is suffering from a lack of academic talent -- a major obstacle to both its economic and social development. |
![]() Leaders highlight integrated development in urban, rural regions
Chinese leaders stressed on Tuesday that development in urban and rural regions must be integrated and urbanization should be carried out in an orderly way. |
![]() Population policy to be improved
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said Tuesday the country will progressively improve its population policy and solve related problems to promote long-term and balanced growth. |
![]() China to tighten supervision of imported food
China will tighten the supervision of imported food products amid rapidly increasing consumption of such products, a senior official from the imported food safety watchdog said on Tuesday. |
 China's sex ratio at birth down 4 yrs in a row
China registered a sex ratio at birth of 117.7 boys for every 100 girls in 2012, marking the fourth year of decline, the People's Daily reported on Tuesday, citing figures from the National Population and Family Planning Commission (NPFPC). |
 Zhou Mingwei calls for improvements in China's national image
China's new leadership must focus on promoting China's national image overseas, according to Zhou Mingwei, a CPPCC National Committee member and president of China International Publishing Group. |
![]() China's political reform will not copy other models
China reaffirmed that it will not copy other countries' models in its drive for political reform, a spokeswoman said Monday. |
![]() No change to 'one country, two systems'
The spokeswoman for China's national legislative session on Monday denied speculation that the central government is "tightening up" control over Hong Kong. |
![]() China increases nat'l basic education funds
National spending on education amounted to 4 percent of China's 2012 GDP, up 0.07 percentage points from 2011, with the majority of the additional funds used to make improvements in basic education. |
![]() Playwright calls for originality in TV dramas
A renowned TV series writer has called for originality in dramas, saying TV dramas are a number one productive force and the only outlet for industry growth, Chinanews.com reported Sunday. |
![]() Yao Ming stands for improving China's sports programs
Former NBA star Yao Ming, a first-time member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference National Committee, spent seven days writing his proposals, focusing on the best way to develop sports in the country. |
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