The Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region will harness remote technology to deliver medical services to more foreign patients, a senior official with the region's health commission said on Monday.

As many as 60.4 percent of Chinese parents sign their children up for extracurricular classes and pay an average of 9,211 yuan ($1,316) a year on their children's after-school education.

Tough times do not last but tough people do. Recently, police officers in Hong Kong have been facing some of their toughest days to date, but they are braving through with unwavering determination to stand tall as the last defense of law and order.

More than 100 countries rejected a proposal seeking the resumption in the trade of rhino horns at the 18th conference of parties (COP18) of Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) underway in Geneva, Switzerland.

Kunming, the capital city of Southwest China's Yunnan province, is mulling giving administrative punishment to passengers who play music publicly inside subways.

China's first cloned police dog passed the police dog assessment and is now ready for work.

The grand sports gala will feature 33 events,25 for the Games for Persons with Disabilities and eight in the Special Olympic Games

More than 100 participants and different breeds of horses competed in the international equestrian endurance championship.

The Confucius Institute Headquarters said it deeply regrets a decision by the education department in Australia's most populous state to end a Chinese-language education program in its public schools and hopes the New South Wales government will not politicize normal bilateral cooperation in education.

Importing "a small amount" of drugs that do not cause health damage or interfere with existing treatment can be exempt from legal consequences, the revised Drug Administration Law, approved by the National People's Congress Standing Committee, said.