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Chinese tourists take photos of the exhibit marking the 30th anniversary of the massacre, but are reluctant to have a conversation on the topic in public.

The collision could lead to environmental devastation off the coast of the eastern Chinese province of Jiangsu, an environmentalist warns.

A scholar of Chinese Taoist philosophy is in poor health in prison, where he is serving time for 'superstition.'

Newly leaked material may explain the Chinese princeling's recent fall from power.

Chinese property developer filmed the encounters to blackmail municipal officials.

Veteran rights activist Xiao Yuhui is detained in Guangdong, while outspoken poet Wang Zang faces charges in Yunnan.

Special forces attack a crowd in Yuen Long MTR station with batons, rubber bullets, and pepper spray after protesters turn a fire hose on regular police.

Another new law requires any films shown in China to be in line with 'socialist core values' and 'national dignity and honor.'

Local commentators say the move is part of a growing tendency for provincial-level leaders to show loyalty to President Xi by evangelizing his ideology.

Rights abuses increased in China while Beijing followed an ‘action plan’ to curtail them.

Groups will have to find a sponsoring body and submit to regular police supervision if the draft law is passed.

Dissident Ai Weiwei's lawsuit against tax authorities hits a snag.

Chinese authorities extend their investigation for 'tax evasion' to the wife of a prominent social critic.

The government move could end standoff over a tax fine.

Local authorities in China squeeze textile workers for extra 'fees.'

The move comes after Chinese authorities appear to have failed to pin him down on subversion charges.

But he puts up bond ahead of deadline.

Taxis in Beijing and other Chinese cities get high-tech security and surveillance equipment, including live microphones capable of transmitting audio from ...

More than 1,000 drivers are affected by new regulations requiring them to sign over ownership of their private vehicles to 'companies' instead.

Cab drivers in the central province of Hubei are the latest in a string of disputes that have brought China's ubiquitous taxi services to a standstill.

The rules are being piloted at city level, and also seek to crack down on fraudulent claims and quack remedies.

A Chinese company is accused of collecting used tea leaves and reselling them.

Authorities in China sentence a teacher who criticized the construction in quake-hit schools to one year in a labor camp, his wife says.

The Chinese Communist Party is hoping that teachers from the former colonies and the democratic island of Taiwan will pledge to uphold its rule.

Provincial Chinese authorities harass teachers who take complaints to the central government.

Thousands join the strike in defiance of official warnings over the consequences.

The teachers will have a 'strong political stance' and offer tips on history according to the Chinese government and patriotic education.

In the northern region of Inner Mongolia, many lose their jobs as the ruling Chinese Communist Party shuts down Mongolian-medium schools.

The Chinese government agrees to study wage compensation demands by thousands of teachers in Shandong province.

Two groups of Chinese teachers travel to Beijing to demand better working conditions.