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China has the conditions to keep prices stable for the rest of the year despite elevated global inflation, with consumer inflation likely remaining below the nearly 3 percent target for 2022, officials and experts said.

China's cultural and art sectors should take the people as their focal point and uphold high standards during their activities, according to the nation's cultural development plan for the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) period.

Sailors from the Chinese and Russian navies have begun to compete in a combat skills contest in Qingdao, a port city in East Chinas Shandong province, on Wednesday.

The U.S. Department of State has expressed concerns over China's “ankang” facilities—the "high-security psychiatric hospitals"—where Falun Gong practitioners, other religious believers, and political activists are detained together with mentally ill patients.

Heatwave likely to persist in southern, central, eastern, and northwestern China through at least Aug. 10. Utility disruptions possible.

That decision made its way to the Dubuque City Council, which voted to officially sever the longstanding relationship at Monday night's Council meeting.

That decision made its way to the Dubuque City Council, which voted to officially sever the longstanding relationship at Monday night's Council meeting.

That decision made its way to the Dubuque City Council, which voted to officially sever the longstanding relationship at Monday night's Council meeting.

That decision made its way to the Dubuque City Council, which voted to officially sever the longstanding relationship at Monday night's Council meeting.

[Updated: March 6, 2015] Our friends at Foreign Policy hit the nail on the head by headlining writer Yiqin Fu's Monday story "China's National Conversation about Pollution Has Finally Begun." What happened? Well, in the last weekend of February, the feature-length Chinese documentary "Under the Dome" was released, first on the website of the state-run People's Daily newspaper,