After a white winter, spring turns trees green and flowers colorful. In a four-part series we take a look at some of the most breathtaking scenery across the country. Today we come to South China.
In rural Sichuan, professional grievers still lead families in their tearful goodbyes.
The deceased victim of an accident whose face or head was disfigured can now appear perfect before the funeral through 3D printing technology-even if the skin and hair are severely damaged.
A recent policy change by top authorities means that people seeking higher ranks in technical and professional fields will no longer need to pass an English language test as part of the promotion process.
A funeral service will be held in Shenyang for 36 Chinese soldiers who died in the Korean War (1950-53), after their remains were returned from S Korea.
A total of 2,229 nature reserves have been built by China's forestry departments since the country started setting up the first nature reserves 60 years ago, said a senior official.
North China's Hebei province has announced it will cut coke production by 6 million tonnes this year.
A traditional tea-growing region in East China with a 1,000-year history is undergoing fast growth after further developing natural advantages and introducing new technologies.
Public complaints about food and medicine hit 770,000 last year in China, an increase of 36.94 percent over the previous year, according to figures released by the complaint center of the China Food and Drug Administration on Thursday.
Hangzhou, the host city of this year's G20 summit, has launched a project to transform itself into a sponge, capable of soaking up rainwater and retaining it for future use.
Beijing plans to deploy another 6,000 electric cars for government use this year amid the city's efforts to curb air pollution.