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Local Chinese governments have turned industrial output figures into “number games” in which production values are fabricated, according to a Feb. 14 report by regime mouthpiece Xinhua.
With the recent killing and arrests of wealthy entrepreneurs, the third wave of mass migration begins as they take their money and run.
An elementary school teacher in Hunan Province has been asked to help tear down her mother-in-law’s house.
Chinese urban police killed a street vendor on Wednesday, leading to a bloody confrontation between villagers and riot police.
Beijing is installing trial safety nets and warning devices in man holes to prevent injuries to pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.
Ms. Xiao Hongyun, a teacher at Changde Normal School in Hunan Province, usually suffers dizziness, tinnitus, and palpitations the day before an earthquake occurs. She has suffered these symptoms in conjunction with earthquakes in China as well as in Taiwan and Chile.
Vendors in Phoenix Ancient Town protested a generic entry fee to the popular tourist destination that has caused a drop in business.
Changshou used to be known for the longevity of its residents, but that has changed with the pollution of the drinking water.
Local communist authorities in Hunan Province reacted with panic when numerous posters announcing an anonymous citizen’s anti-corruption campaign were put up.
More than two thousand residents in China’s Hunan Province signed an appeal for the release of a detained practitioner of Falun Gong in the largest show of public support for the persecuted spiritual movement.
A city in Hunan, short of money, has employed 1,000 casual workers to levy fines from motorists for minor or non-existent infringements.
An outbreak of brucellosis amongst populations of livestock all over China is now rapidly developing, with at least 350 million Chinese at risk of being infected by the disease.
