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Guangzhou reveals details on cadmium tainting as public pressure mounts
Guangzhou's food-safety authorities have revealed some details about the sale of rice and rice noodles contaminated with cadmium.
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Chinese LGBT Activists Held by Police During 'Gay Day'
Chinese LGBT activists questioned and detained by police after handing out leaflets for International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender activists in two Chinese cities were detained by police while celebrating International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia on Friday 17 May.
Dire manners and 'uncivilised behaviour' of tourists is harming China's image, admits VP Wang Yang
Hailing from one of the country's poorest provinces, Wang Yang lacks the revolutionary pedigree of the so-called "princeling" party leaders.
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Hoax phone calls hit mainland flights
Several flights from Chongqing and Guangzhou were forced to land or delayed on Friday after telephone threats were received, airport authorities said.
33 dead, 12 missing in Chinese storms
BEIJING: Thirty-three people have died and 12 others were reported missing in the latest round of rain and hailstorms that have swept south China, the government said.
Local Family Stuck In China After Security Scare At Consulate
Ralph and Cheryl Antonelli had planned to head to Logan Airport Wednesday night.
Guangdong coastal water quality is declining, with worst areas around Hong Kong
Pollution in Guangdong's coastal waters continued to worsen last year, mainly in the Pearl River Delta, which affected offshore water quality in Hong Kong.
Guangdong High People's Court Wednesday opened a hearing on a packaging dispute between herbal tea maker JDB Group and its competitor Guangzhou Pharmaceutical Holdings, after the two companies accused each other of rights infringement in the form of highly similar red-can packaging.
China Life Sciences Health Industry Client Briefing - April 2013
Given the significance of generic drugs within China's health care system, the duplication of generic drug research and development is a serious concern.
Illuminating confessions from a shadow banker
Kenji Fujimoto was accepted into Kim Jong-il's inner circle during a 13-year stint serving North Korea's first family.
GUANGZHOU: Mystery package prompts consulate closure
Visa services have been suspended at the US consulate in Guangzhou , capital of South China's Guangdong province, after it received a bag of unidentified white powder on Monday.
China's toy factories face more scrutiny on safety, work conditions
China's large toy industry, including its plastics-related toy makers, faces potentially stepped up scrutiny on safety and factory working conditions.
Nigerians in China want consular office in Guangzhou
Worried about the delay in processing travel documents, Nigerians in Guangdong province of China, have called on President Goodluck Jonathan to establish a consular office in the province to reduce their plights in the Asian country.
Consulate stops issuing visas after powder scare
THE US consulate in the southern city of Guangzhou has stopped issuing visas after an envelope with unidentified powder was found on Monday morning, Yangcheng Evening News reported yesterday.
U.S. Department of State Announces First 2013 Sports Envoy Program...
The U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs announced today that Paralympian Dr.
China's sex workers trapped in abuse cycle, says Human Rights Watch
File photo of a sex worker in Guangzhou. The Human Rights Watch estimates four million to six millions sex workers on the mainland are subject to arbitrary abuse by their clients and police.
Tier 1 pair turn record beaters
Plots in Shanghai and Guangzhou fetched record prices recently, barely two months after the Tier 1 cities launched fresh measures to cool the property sector.
In praise of China's high-speed trains
Peter Kammerer is wowed by China's high-speed trains but says tickets must be affordable for all here to justify the cost of the Hong Kong link Peter Kammerer is a long-time columnist and commentator for the SCMP.
Highland principal, teachers gain new insight from China journey
Highland High School Principal Dana Addis and four teachers recently returned from a trip to China to visit their sister school, Nanwu High School in Guangzhou.