Despite the fact that the capital's subways will likely be under heavy pressure this winter, there are no plans to limit the number of passengers entering stations, says the network's operator.
China's longest subway, stretching 50 kilometers running southwest to northwest of Beijing, will begin its trial run by the end of 2010, sources with the subway company said Wednesday.
Traditional Chinese craftsmanship in Beijing could disappear, even though the government has been trying hard to help it develop and prosper.
More supervision after buildings condemned for shoddy materials
Companies are urged to protect their brands
Hebei province plans to build three new cities, Jingdong (which means east of Beijing), Jingnan (south of Beijing) and Jingbei (north of Beijing), China National Radio reported.
Farmers who were compensated for relocation get valuable assistance
Women wanting to join the military will have to jump through more hoops this year, according to the Beijing municipal recruitment office.
Heating in Beijing is unlikely to be turned on early this year as three local government departments agreed on Tuesday that the weather is unlikely to drop below 5 C before November.
While old trees in Beijing are getting treatment as part of the city's rejuvenation program, experts are expressing concern about the effects of environmental degradation on the city's most ancient residents.
Marathon a success despite the cold temperatures and wet weather
Pets heading for dinner table prompts Beijinger to take action
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