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Elections signal growing democracy
The Communist Party of China (CPC) had shown greater determination to broaden intra-Party democracy with larger elimination margins introduced to the elections of the Party's central leading bodies.
Democracy in China: Theoretical development, practice and the changes [updated]
Congress mapped out China's democratic politics
"We have been using the terms 'democracy' and 'science' for many years but they have never been so close to people's lives before."
More than half of farmer workers join trade unions
About 62 million farmer workers in China, or more than half of the total, had joined trade unions by the end of last month, said vice chairman of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions Sun Chunlan on Thursday.
Communist reform broadens democracy
With his promise to quadruple the local GDP within three years, Chen Guohua won a landslide victory when competing for communist party chief of Longxing Township in Chongqing.
Cadre training comes into focus
A new training program for cadres will be launched after the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) to improve the quality of Party officials, a senior CPC official said.
Red China picks up 'green' line
Chunshuyuan, in downtown Beijing, is a "green community" boasting not only trees and meadows but also eco-friendly facilities.
Economic knowledge necessary for new officials
All provincial level Party officials were elected with a recent report indicating that many of them, acceding to positions of power in this election, were trained in economics.
CPC inner-party democracy: theory, practice and institutionalization
Since the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), inner-party democracy has made great strides.
Congress reforms increase people power
Residents at the Jincheng community in Chengdu, capital of the southwestern Sichuan Province, could not hide their joy at the release of the delegates list for the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC).
CPC opens its 1st multimedia educational platform
The Communist Party of China (CPC) has launched here its first digital multimedia educational platform for "Party building", according to the Publicity Department of the CPC Beijing Municipal Committee.
Diaoyutai State Guesthouse accessible to the public
Diaoyutai State Guesthouse used to be a political symbol in China, catering only to senior Chinese state leaders and receiving only foreign heads of state and government.
China in fast lane but need to close wealth gap remains high priority
No country has experienced such a fast and stable growth over the past three decades as China.
Veil lifted on the Party's personnel department
The CPC Central Committee's Organization Department recently lifted the mysterious veil from its face.
More non-Party people take high posts
The appointment of two ministers who are not members of the Communist Party of China (CPC) generated much talk earlier this year - but that was just the beginning.
A tale of two lakes
For 73-year-old fisherman Ni Tingrong, who lives in a village on the northwestern shore of Taihu Lake, the idyllic scenes portrayed in the folk song "Beauty of Tai Hu" are confined to memory.
Law targets work discrimination
The Employment Promotion Law, to take effect on January 1 next year, is expected to boost employment by banning job discrimination, a senior labor official said Monday.
Residents try their hands at lawmaking
The provincial legislature in the northwest China's Gansu Province recently paved the way for citizens to participate directly in the legislative process, in what legal experts see as a big step forward for popular lawmaking.
China closes more small power generators to save energy
China shut down 253 small coal-fired generating units in the first nine months this year amid nationwide efforts to save energy and reduce emissions, the country's top planning body announced on Monday.
China grooms 'new social stratum' for political arena
Wherever Zhang Lianqi goes, he's always sure to take two things with him -- a photo of his son and his laptop.
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