John An

A recent major social study in China reveals that city dwellers have mostly lost trust in China’s social institutions, are concerned about public security, and are more ready to believe anonymous online “microblogs” over traditional newspapers.

A waterspout, which is a meteorological phenomenon that causes a funnel-shaped cloud to form above a body of water, appeared over the Hongze Lake in Huaian City, Jiangsu Province on Aug. 26.

“Youth League” faction of the Chinese Communist Party has achieved its personnel plans for the next several years

An explosion rocked a chemical factory in central China in the morning of Feb. 28, killing nine, according to state media.

Ten people died, three went missing, and 17 were injured in an explosion at a state-run steel factory in China.

The Chinese regime is recruiting 8,000 security officers to strengthen its grassroots “stability maintenance” police force in the northwestern Xinjiang Autonomous Region.

A clash between police and residents over the demolition of a mosque has left two killed and over 50 injured.

Thousands of farmers in Guangdong Province have taken to the streets on the morning of Nov. 21, asking for human rights and an end to authoritarian rule and government corruption.

The pass rates of both China’s food safety inspection and its export food quality control have remained above 90 percent, recently claimed Pu Changcheng, deputy-director of the Chinese state’s General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ). But consumers are not convinced

Fearful of social networks, Chinese authorities want to take Internet censorship to another level.