Albert Ding

Drug prices in mainland China are soaring so high that residents are flocking to Hong Kong where they can get deep discounts for the same medicines.

After working another 10-hour day, a 14-year-old boy died suddenly while sleeping in a Dongguan City company’s dormitory.

China’s State Council has approved a proposal to allow overseas visitors transiting via Beijing to stay in the capital for up to 72 hours without a visa.

This month, The Epoch Times’ editorial series ‘Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party’ marked its eight-year anniversary.

A Chinese official wrote a letter begging forgiveness from two brothers who practice Falun Gong, whom he persecuted several years ago.

Several separate incidents of tainted school food in two Chinese provinces during September have resulted in one death and hundreds of students being sent to hospitals.

Regime cracks down on petitioners before 18th Congress.

The day after the high-profile trial of Gu Kailai, the wife of disgraced Party official Bo Xilai, a Hong Kong reporter was beaten by plainclothes police while attempting to report on arrests outside the court. Uniformed police looked the other way.

China’s communist system is facing unprecedented challenges, according to the regime’s General Secretary Hu Jintao, speaking at a recent symposium.

Drug prices in mainland China are soaring so high that residents are flocking to Hong Kong where they can get deep discounts for the same medicines.

After working another 10-hour day, a 14-year-old boy died suddenly while sleeping in a Dongguan City company’s dormitory.

China’s State Council has approved a proposal to allow overseas visitors transiting via Beijing to stay in the capital for up to 72 hours without a visa.

This month, The Epoch Times’ editorial series ‘Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party’ marked its eight-year anniversary.

A Chinese official wrote a letter begging forgiveness from two brothers who practice Falun Gong, whom he persecuted several years ago.

Several separate incidents of tainted school food in two Chinese provinces during September have resulted in one death and hundreds of students being sent to hospitals.

Regime cracks down on petitioners before 18th Congress.

The day after the high-profile trial of Gu Kailai, the wife of disgraced Party official Bo Xilai, a Hong Kong reporter was beaten by plainclothes police while attempting to report on arrests outside the court. Uniformed police looked the other way.

China’s communist system is facing unprecedented challenges, according to the regime’s General Secretary Hu Jintao, speaking at a recent symposium.