Chinese police, banks cooperate to fight telecom fraud

Chinese police, banks and banking regulators are working together to fight telecom fraud and protect citizens' rights.

Drought leaves 237,000 people thirsty in central China

Severe drought in central China's Hubei Province over the past three weeks has caused drinking water shortages for 237,000 people, local authorities said Saturday.

• Heavy smog hits Beijing
• Xi congratulates on launch of world's largest radio telescope in China
• Chinese vice president stresses sci-tech innovation
• China makes major strides in pushing forward reforms
• 438,000 sit China's national judicial exam
• Xi stresses Long March spirit
• Center on int'l anti-graft cooperation established in Beijing
• Beijing offers more 'green' options for commuters
• Spirit of Long March lives on in today's China
• Former senior legislator in Liaoning investigated

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  A Canadian's green dream in China

  In South Liugezhuang Village of Tongzhou District in eastern Beijing lives Laowai (a Chinese nickname for foreigners) Darren Moore. He first came to China in 1996 on a business trip. Soon afterwards, he fell in love with a local girl called Zhang Ping who was an English interpreter. Two years later they married and settled in China. In 2004, the couple started their own business in rural Beijing. With a rented courtyard house, they built their own factory and founded their skincare brand Organic Earth (OE). The story of an organic kingdom thus began.

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  Internet reporter’s way to press card

  Is an “internet reporter” a real reporter? This question has been asked for many years. And to this day, there still isn’t a complete answer.

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A cuddly flagship species of conservation

More than a fascinating animal, the panda is a flagship species of a unique ecosystem found only in a few mountain ranges of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu provinces.