Anti-corruption battle set to be intensified
In 1921, the Party had a mere 50 members, but now it has more than 88 million, resulting in higher standards and more applicants from a wide range of backgrounds. Peng Yining reports.
A low-key, mysterious presence for 65 years, the Communist Party of China’s diplomatic organ saw dozens of ordinary people invited to its headquarters on Sunday to witness a talk.
A top-level reform group headed by President Xi Jinping has likened the country's reform drive to a "revolution" which challenges vested interests, while calling for real action to keep it going.
The Communist Party of China, the CPC, still mystifies foreigners. As the 95th anniversary of its founding on July 1, 1921 approaches, it's worth wondering why the lingering mystery. Two unambiguous facts confound the critics - the CPC has led China in its historic, sustained development, and the CPC continues to be, after 67 years, China's uncontested ruling party. The two facts are not unrelated.
A Belgian business strategist who came to Beijing more than three decades ago has found time to maintain a photographic record of the changes in the Chinese capital.
Modern Development In 1900, China had no modern science and technology at all—fewer than 10 people in all China understood calculus.
Before the People's Republic of China was founded in 1949, schools were not properly distributed.
Old China's backward economy worsened through long years of war. The history of economic development in the People's Republic of China since is one of arduous struggle by the Chinese people.
Three years have past since the austerity codes took effect. As of the end of October, some 104,900 violations have been reported nationwide and over 138,800 officials were subject to disciplinary action.
The Communist Party of China (CPC) takes Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory and the important thought of Three Represents as its guide to action and theoretical bases.