Two buildings' kiss in SH
Two buildings in a Shanghai residential community became too close for comfort when one leaned into the other.
Father sparks computer games debate
A father in Changzhou city of Jiangsu caused an online furor when he posted that he has been playing computer games with his son.
'Academic Dog's' death raises anger
A campus dog that rose to stardom for frequently attending classes and earning the nickname "Academic Dog" was killed by the security staff.
RMB3 note showed up in public
People's Bank of China did issue 3-yuan notes in the second RMB series in 1955, the only 3-yuan note China has ever issued.
No bun in the oven for panda that loves extra buns
Hopes that tiny panda paws would be seen in the world's first live broadcast of a cub delivery were dashed on Tuesday.
China and US in talks on code of conduct
China and the US will hold a working group meeting this week to discuss a military security code of conduct covering international waters and air space.
Lawmakers in move to tackle espionage threat
Chinese lawmakers are considering renaming the National Security Law, which may be amended with more provisions to combat espionage.
Residents oppose rumored move to Mandarin
Cantonese is the mother tongue of about half the population of Guangzhou, China’s third-largest city and the provincial capital of Guangdong.
'Precious' reaches her first birthday
The National Zoo in Washington threw a party on Saturday in honor of the first birthday of panda cub Bao Bao.
Nationwide property tax mulled for houses and land
China is likely to introduce a nationwide property tax as early as next year following trials in Chongqing and Shanghai.
Xi discusses current issues with international leaders
Xi said China will continue to work with the international community to prevent the spread of the Ebola virus outbreak.
19 injured in SW China earthquake
At least 19 people were injured after an earthquake measuring 5.0 on the Richter scale jolted Yongshan County in southwest China's Yunnan Province.
Bloggers admit to spreading rumors
A Chinese micro-blogger pleaded guilty to spreading false information on the internet and deleting micro-blog posts for profit on Thursday.
Calling all beer lovers
After a successful debut in 2013, Munich Oktoberfest is returning to Beijing.
Rugby makes return at Youth Olympics
The sport of rugby will return to the Youth Olympics program after a 90-year gap when the second Summer Youth Olympic Games open on Saturday in Nanjing.