Wuxi, China News

A family quarrel escalated into a violent attack when a man killed his wife, one-year-old son and himself on Tuesday in Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, local media reported today.

The main residents in Pancun village are children and the elderly, while the young and middle-aged work in cities.

Better than expected growth in Wuxi's manufacturing services has driven the CRO to exceed its earlier guidance in the first quarter of 2013.

In 2007, Time magazine called him one of the 'heroes of the environment.' In 2009, New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman also cited Shi and Suntech as models of China's green leap forward - which he called 'the Sputnik of our day' and a spur for U.S. clean energy policy.

FOOD safety authorities seized a batch of water-infused beef that has no quarantine certificate as they made routine check in a wholesale market in Putuo District yesterday.

Chinese director Zhang Yimou waves as he poses for the media during a news conference for his opening film ''Under the Hawthorn Tree'' at the 15th Pusan International Film Festival in Busan, about 420 km southeast of Seoul, in this October 7, 2010 file photo.

Police in Nanjing county, Zhangzhou, detained a 44-year-old woman surnamed Lin and a 33-year-old man, busting an illegal operation in which 40 tonnes of pork was allegedly sold in three months, according to the Strait Metropolis Daily, a newspaper affiliated with the propaganda department in Fujian.

Media voice despair over corruption and threats to public health in the wake of fake and toxic food scandals, mass protests against polluting plants, and faulty dictionaries.

Following pork, chicken and duck, Zhang Jinmei has erased mutton from her family's menu because of reports that the lamb sold in the city's produce markets may turn out to be rat, fox or mink.

Chinese police have broken up a criminal ring accused of taking meat from rats and foxes and selling it as lamb in the country's latest food safety scandal.

The ministry said since Jan. 25, police had uncovered 382 cases involving meat -related offenses, and seized more than 20,000 tonnes of illegal products.

Police in China apprehended a group of criminals who have been selling rat, fox or mink meat as lamb for the past four years to markets in Shanghai and surrounding areas and made up to 10 million yuan , according to Modern News , a Chinese daily newspaper.

Chinese police have broken up a criminal ring accused of taking meat from rats and foxes and selling it as lamb in the country's latest food safety scandal.

People cut lamb for customers at their stall in a meat market in central Beijing.

The Chinese authorities have arrested 904 people after a three-month campaign to find fakes in meat products.

State media portrayed the arrests on Thursday as part of a national crackdown that would now focus on dairy products, but an official told the state's Xinhua News Agency that there were deep-seated food safety problems which had not yet been solved.

The Chinese People's Liberation Army will start building an Internet of Things for quartermaster, materials and POL in an all-around way, according to a working conference of the quartermaster, materials and POL system of the PLA logistics departments held on April 27, 2013 in Wuxi city of east China's Jiangsu province.

A RING that sold the meat of foxes, minks and rats as mutton to agricultural markets in Shanghai and neighboring Jiangsu Province was busted and 63 suspects arrested by Jiangsu police as part of a national campaign against food safety crimes revealed yesterday.

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A Wuxi-based human rights activist paid a visit to pro-democracy activist Yao Baohua, who had just undergone an operation for stomach cancer.