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.
27 February 2018, Zhenjiang police have announced they have cracked China’s largest case of export tax rebate fraud, amounting to ¥760m.
An official letter released by the Zhenjiang police, only half an hour's drive from Nanjing, states that after a...
The recent death of a 25-year old male in nearby Changzhou city, Jiangsu, highlights the dangers of Spring Festival binge excess.
24 February, as reported by Sina, a man was rushed to hospital after he collapsed. It has been reported...
A New Year celebration at the Chinese Embassy in Washington Monday evening included the touching attendance of 70 American families who have one thing in common; they have all adopted a child from China, with one from our very...
To the north of Nanjing, a court in Xuzhou city has convicted 22 people of gang crime and sentenced them to jail and detention, while denouncing them as evil. During the open trial, the court heard this “mafia style”...
The Chinese word Guòláosǐ (过劳死), loaned from the Japanese word Karōshi (過労死), means death from overwork, and recent history teaches us that China has, for some time now, suffered from such cases. In December of 2017, at the age of...
Nanjing’s annual visitor satisfaction index results are out and results are positive. Maintaining steady growth with an average score of 82.94, Nanjing and four other cities have been the first to achieve what is being called “full-dimensional satisfaction” in...
A Mr. Wang of Donghai County in Lianyungang, this month became the first person in his city to inherit an online shop.
The shop, which had been fully authenticated and was run in his mother’s name, continued to be a...
Among other Western delicacies such as red wine, cigars, cheese and chocolate, beef is fast becoming a staple for China’s middle-upper class. Demand has always been present in China for beef, however, prices have always been just too high.
So...
