An NGO is planning to open a school in Beijing specifically for Chinese children adopted by foreign families to provide training and help them to find better jobs in China.
The family of a migrant worker who died after being given drugs in a Beijing mental health hospital has received 400,000 yuan in an out-of-court settlement.
The world's top equestrians will perform alongside China's Olympic medal winners this weekend as the nation's first international equestrian competition arrives in Beijing.
The capital's wealth of weird and wonderful museums are to become more fun and convenient for visitors from home and abroad, culture chiefs vowed on Wednesday.
Schools in Beijing are extending afternoon exercise times by 15 minutes to help students stave off childhood obesity.
Migrant laborers who suffer injuries on the job are forced to wait an average of two years for compensation, according to a Beijing law firm.
Almost 80 percent of elementary and middle school students are suffering from a lack of sleep due to excessive study pressure, experts say.
Price guidelines for college canteens have raised fears among students and catering staff that it could affect the quality of the food.
Underground businesses face closure in draft safety proposal
Pilot hurt as he sprayed insecticide; official denies power line collision
Lifeweek editor apologizes after property slogan causes outrage
Gao Xiaosong, the musician and movie director who was recently caught drunken driving, was on Monday fined 1,000 yuan for having an expired driving license.
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