China on Wednesday reiterated its opposition to unilateral sanctions by the United States against Iran.
Lack of supplies drives transport operators to frustration, Tang Yue reports from Hunan province.
Premier Wen has called for confidence in surmounting economic difficulties and stabilizing growth.
Like every other day in the town of Wanfu, Jiangxi province, a man stooped over laying out newspapers and magazines on a table in the market, his face wrinkled into a half-smile.
Health care providers in Taiwan can arrange "medical exams" or "beauty" trips for tourists from the Chinese mainland since authorities in Taiwan further relaxed control of mainland visitors to the island on Monday.
Three out of every 10 people are over 60 by 2040, but paid help for them is in short supply.
Reverse mortgage might be a smart choice for the Chinese to ensure greater financial security in their old age, but would have to be carried out widely to achieve a desirable effect.
In 2012, a year of instability and uncertainty, China should play an even greater role in global affairs.
The Foreign Ministry lodged a solemn representation and a strong protest with Japan on Tuesday morning.
China's Sinopec will invest $2.2 billion in Devon Energy Corp for a third of its interest in five developing fields.
Foreign Ministry said Diaoyu Islands is an inherent part of China in a statement in response to four Japanese right-wing activists' landing on the islands.
The identified of the type of the virus that led to a bus driver's death, but the cause of the bird flu remains unclear.