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Qian Yan, Party secretary of the China Science and Technology Museum, has been working at science museums since she graduated from university in 1991.
China's armed forces have been piling on muscle in the past decade and are always prepared to safeguard the nation's sovereignty, security and interests.
In May 2005, CPC member Nyima Tsering passed the government examinations to become the deputy chief of Jicang village in Tongren county, Huangnan Tibet autonomous prefecture, Qinghai province.
Amei started working as the deputy Party chief in Baqen township, Nagqu prefecture, Tibet, in August 2007.
Zhou Yongkang, a senior leader of the Communist Party of China (CPC), has asked the police across the country to resolutely safeguard social stability for the upcoming 18th CPC National Congress.
A senior official has called for effective efforts to uproot sources that may lead to instability, in order to create a good environment for the upcoming 18th CPC National Congress.
China Daily explains how the CPC and other political parties interact ahead of the 18th CPC National Congress.
Fencer Zhang Liangliang was elected as a delegate of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China.
The Organization Department of the Communist Party of China has issued operation rules to ensure fair and clean reshuffles in local governments.
After 63 years of waiting, 95-year-old Liu Huaxin finally got to join the Communist Party of China last week, Chongqing Daily reported on Monday.
The choice of South China's Guangdong province as the site of pilot reforms designed to streamline the country's administrative examination and approval system indicates that the Chinese government has doubled its efforts to reform itself in the face of potential growth plateaus.
Guo became a national role model for his continuous support for more than 180 poor students. He said his life changed nothing after winning many glories and he would continue to strictly follow the requirement laid out by the Constitution of the Communist Party of China.
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