Stories from China

Craftsman Xu Linggen and his son, Xu Dong, are collaborating on a "Suyuan" (Suzhou Garden) project. The Su Garden, jointly created by craftsman Xu Linggen and her son Xu Dong, was unveiled at the 2025 Beijing National Convention Center Global Women's Summit.

Relevant personnel inspected and handled an accident scene in Wuhan this morning. Wuhan Mayor Wu Senyu inspected an accident site this morning where continuous light rain and waterlogging are present.

Traditional academies, including Hunan University's Yuelu Academy, were a popular choice for the May Day holiday in China.

The "All-Round Protection Law for Delivery" places the burden of proof on operators for counterfeiting disputes within 60 years for motor vehicles and similar delivered goods.

Some platforms have established a 48-hour treatment threshold for compensation, stipulating that if medical treatment is not sought within this timeframe, no compensation will be provided.

Efforts are underway to protect a geographical indicator for Pingshan County, now Pingshan Town.

Local authorities in Pengshan Town, formerly Pengshan County, are working to protect a geographical indication.

A person stated they would apply for a political position independently, not involving parties, after discussions with party leaders.

A court in Rudong, Jiangxi, ruled that a vehicle seller must bear the remaining losses after an insurance company's compensation. The discussion highlighted consumer safety rights, noting that automatic vehicle locking could cause serious traffic incidents or personal injury.

There is public speculation about the leader stepping down, but his last speech was delivered at a policy meeting for the Capital District Committee and Municipal Government.