Over 67,000 factories have closed in China over the first half of this year.
The global recession is hitting China hard, having caused the bankruptcy of many export industries in the Pearl River Delta.
A large explosion at a coal and gravel labor camp killed over 100 people in Huainan City, Anhui Province.
Top officials of the Chinese Communist regime finally admitted that the economic crisis in China is taking a severe toll.
Beijing announced on November 11 an unprecedentedly huge economic stimulus package worth 4 trillion yuan (approximately $586 billion) by the end of 2010. The package is aimed to boost domestic demand by financing programs in 10 major areas.
China’s coal and coke industry is beginning to enter a recession due to industry-wide price drops as a result of the global financial storm.
Recent statistics indicate an accelerating downturn in China's economy, worst along the coast.
Melamine is regularly added to all types of animal feed in China, spreading contamination around the world.
The Hushen Index, reflecting China’s Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets, is down nearly 70 percent from its peak last November.
He Qinglian's opinion: The following facts are the cause of China’s economic crisis: Crash of real estate and the stock markets, heavy losses from toy exports and the milk scandal, as well as high inflation.