News from around Jiangsu Province in eastern China and its 13 cities therein; Nanjing, Wuxi, Xuzhou, Changzhou, Suzhou, Nantong, Lianyungang, Huai’an, Yancheng, Yangzhou, Zhenjiang, Taizhou and Suqian.
Aimed at promoting cultural exchanges between China and the International Community via tourism, is a cultural event highlighting the Oceanic Island Nations that will feature at this year's Shanghai Tourism Festival.
The festival not only aspires to promote tourism, but...
The 9th China (Taizhou) International Medicine Expo, with the theme of "Base on Health China, Construct Famous Medical City", is being held in Taizhou, China from today, 16 September, until Wednesday. It has been confirmed that three Nobel Prize...
Jiangsu province is fully prepared for the China International Import Expo (CIIE), announcing over 6,000 import firms are to attend the event in Shanghai.
Hosted by the Ministry of Commerce and supported by the WTO, CIIE will open on 5...
Four Jiangsu environmental testing agencies have been ordered to rectify problems that were detected during an investigation, one that was conducted by The Provincial Environmental Protection Department and the Quality Supervision Bureau. The four have been fined ￥10,000 each.
It...
The 20th Jiangsu International Fashion Festival will officially open on 7 September, 2018, and will be held at the Nanjing International Expo & Conference Centre in Olympia.
Running under the theme “Brand”, the festival aims to promote the development of...
Many suspect that bluer skies, more breathable air and less filth on windows or cars mark an end to Nanjing’s pollution woes.
With good reason. Not only has the government assured the public that their requests for investigations into factories...
A recent tragedy that has involved the untimely death of a 13-year-old boy from Haimen City, Eastern Jiangsu Province, has shone a light on the dangers that concern the use of computer video games by children.
The boy, Xu Tianci,...
A Jiangsu provincial court has ordered an enterprise in Taizhou to pay a whopping ￥55.14m for “environmental restoration”, due to its role in environmental damage. Other similar cases across the country since show the government is coming down hard...
