Premier Li Keqiang pledged stronger support for the platform economy and the digital economy on Wednesday, including steps to help businesses get listed both in China and abroad.

China aims to peak its carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060, major goals in a national green transition drive. This series looks at efforts in various sectors to meet the goals.

China's independently-developed AC313A large utility civil helicopter successfully conducted its maiden flight on May 17.

China is considering additional fiscal policy support while mounting an all-out effort to put existing measures into place, providing a strong buffer against downward pressures.

Guo Wenrong, a 58-year-old man native to Dongchuan district in central Yunnan, climbed onto the Everest for a second time on April 30, together with other ten team members.

During the Labor Day Holiday in early May, Zha Liguo, a veteran tour guide, enjoyed five sunrises and sunsets over Huangshan Mountain, a UNESCO world heritage site in East China's Anhui province.

COVID has hurt tourism and related sectors badly and caused job losses, but there's a silver lining to that dark cloud: micro-tourism or micro-vacations.

A project named "Ever Shining Cinema" has been initiated to interpret movies for people with visual impairment through dubbing.

The importance of male nurses is widely acknowledged as they are usually employed in labor-intense units such as ICUs, meaning frequent night shifts and long working hours.

When the animated film "Ne Zha" started playing, an auditorium of blind or partially sighted cinemagoers soaked in the vivid narrations and the odyssey of this Chinese mythical figure.

After completing their spring sowing, cotton farmers in Shawan city, in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, are busy laying mulching film in the fields.

Li Baichao, a resident of Beijing's Dongcheng district, once boasted that he had mastered the art of quickly getting a COVID-19 nucleic acid test.

Faced with employment pressures brought by a record number of college graduates and the epidemic situation, governments and schools are mulling over a series of moves to help students find jobs.

A wild Malayan pangolin has been caught on camera in Yunnan Province, southwest China. It is the first image taken in China since a Malayan pangolin was reported in 2005.

The "passengers" during the six-month space trip included seeds of medicinal herbs from Yunnan province, rice, edible mushrooms and forage.

China has not reported any cases of acute hepatitis of unknown origin in children as of yet, but health authorities and medical institutions are closely monitoring the disease after similar cases in the United States.

Chinese authorities have introduced a set of updated regulations on livestreaming sector to safeguard the interests of minors.

Data on the China Consumer Association's website show that the number of complaints involving aesthetic medicine services rose from 483 in 2015 to 7,233 in 2020.

Gently removing the upper and lower layers of the hardwood cover, Yang Liqun takes out a sheet of paper that has been repaired. The original gap in the ancient manuscript has been filled, with its former softness restored.

Starting from the upcoming fall semester, students in primary and middle schools will have at least one course every week to learn basic household skills.

For several years, Nie Shuyin shared a restroom with about 10 tenants at a house in Lianqin village, Beicai town in the Pudong New Area of Shanghai.

A final seminar on building a diversified co-governance model for marine litter was held in Haikou on April 29, following the conclusion of the ‘Rethinking Plastics – Circular Economy Solutions to Marine Litter’ pilot project conducted in Hainan.

Liu Genghong, a fitness coach going viral in Shanghai recently, has gained another 30 million followers in ten days by sharing weight-losing aerobics live on Douyin, the Chinese version of TiKToK.

More than 75 percent of smartphone users have bought phone cases, and 25 percent of them have two or more, according to NPD Group.

A 24-hour self-service library using a facial recognition system opened to the public in Lhasa, Tibet autonomous region, on Wednesday, as part of an effort to promote reading.