While officials say a new law has helped save marriages, the bigger challenge in the country’s demographic crisis is that fewer people are getting married in the first place.
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Govt gets financial relief as China rolls over $4.2b debt
ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin on Tuesday said that China has agreed to rollover $4.2 billion debt that was maturing this week, providing a major financial relief to th …
China plans larger VAT rebates to boost vitality of market entities
Chinese authorities have issued a circular clarifying relevant policies to increase the scale of value-added tax (VAT) credit refunds, to support the development of small businesses and manufacturing …
China’s Xinjiang posts robust foreign trade growth in first two months
Northwest China Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region recorded 2382 billion yuan 375 billion US dollars in foreign trade in the fi …
China sends Covid-19 inspection teams to 10 provinces in race to beat Omicron surge
Shandong, Fujian, Shaanxi and Shanghai among places visited by central health teams aiming to push outbreak control ahead of 20th party congress.
COVID-19 outbreaks highlight challenges of preventing infections spreading in densely populated high-rise buildings
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Covid-19: Woman in China locked in hotpot restaurant for three days after earlier patron tested positive (VIDEO)
A woman in China had to eat all her meals at a hotpot restaurant for three days after the restaurant was temporarily shuttered with all its customers in it a patrons …
Shanghai stadiums under renovation to quarantine COVID-19 cases
The Minhang Stadium and Jiading Stadium are being renovated into central quarantine sites for asymptomatic cases and those with mild symptoms amid a surge in COVID-19 infections. Two indoor stadiums …
Luohu teachers role models in fight against COVID-19
About 11,700 volunteers, including about 5,200 teachers, have worked on the frontline during the fight against the novel coronavirus in Luohu over the past three months. After the Luohu education …
Terrain, rain hampering search at site of China plane crash
Rough terrain and rainfall were Under rainy conditions, searchers using hand tools, drones and sniffer dogs were combing the crash site and a debris field spread across steep, heavily forested slopes …
Beijing threatens reciprocal sanctions after US unveils visa curbs on Chinese officials
China has threatened the United States with retaliatory sanctions after Washington announced visa restrictions on officials over human rights violations in the country. The United States has imposed …
EXPLAINER: What are the latest clues in China’s plane crash?
Add rain to the list of challenges facing Chinese investigators trying to determine why a passenger jet with 132 people on board crashed in a remote forested region this week. The search for the black…
