A research conducted by All-China Women's Federation (ACWF) and the International Labor Organization (ILO) shows that rural females between 10 and 24 seeking jobs in cities have become trafficker's main target in China, according to China Daily.

Archeologists in China have found residues of green tea leaves in a graveyard in northwestern Shaanxi Province, belonging to the family of the man, who is considered to be the country's first known anthropologist.

Chinese companies selling advertising on Google's China search engine have suggested they might claim compensation if the site is closed down.

A survey conducted by the central bank reveals that a record of 51 percent of Chinese depositors feel that prices of consumer goods are “unacceptably high,” Xinhua reports on Tuesday.

Thirteen medical colleges in China will implement anti-smoking courses into their curriculum, in order to help raise public awareness about the dangers of smoking, Xinhua reports.

The World Bank on Wednesday urged China to step up efforts to control inflation and tighten its monetary policy amid fears of overheating.

According to a survey jointly conducted by the China Population Communication Center and the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, about a third of Chinese middle-aged couples are unhappy with their relationships and nearly 40 percent of them say that they would like to see more action in the bedroom.

94 people, including 88 children, found to have excessive levels of lead in their blood

The “No-Car Day” restriction is likely to be reapplied in Beijing this year, says Liu Xiaoming, director of the Beijing municipal communications commission.

26 animals of 15 species were reported dead in January in a zoo in northeast Liaoning Province, according to Xinhua.