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A Beijing animal lover who stopped a shipment of dogs on their way to hotpot restaurants in North China has told METRO how he acted in the heat of the moment.
Problematic plumes from millions of willow and poplar trees in Beijing began falling off last week but city officials say there is no citywide plan to bring it under control.
Mixed response to statistics that show measures reduced congestion
Traditional opera is enjoying a revival in the capital thanks to some modern touches
Animal rights campaigners rescued 430 dogs from the dinner table at the weekend after staging a 15-hour blockade at a toll station in Tongzhou district.
Live animal performances are still common at zoos and parks nationwide despite a government ban to prevent cruel practices, a Beijing research team has discovered.
Silver-haired singletons across the capital are to be given a helping hand in seeking twilight romances.
I have a friend that hates living in cities. The crowds, the congestion, the incredibly fast pace, the polluted air; believe me, his list is extensive. I don't blame him; city life can make us all weary after a while. But sadly for my friend, if current global trends continue, it looks like rural living will eventually become a thing of the past.
When Niu Junmin watched the opening scenes of the movie The King's Speech, the true story of King George VI of Britain and his struggle to overcome a stammer, he could not help but think back to one horrific day at junior high school.
Two colorful scarecrows were carefully posed in the center of the school playground, a beacon for the enthusiastic buyers that swarmed around the booths of farmers from about 20 organic farms in Beijing.
A parking attendant is fighting for his life after being run down by a driver trying to escape a 105-yuan fee.