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Gangs that force minors to commit crimes in order to avoid punishment will face severe penalties, according to a guideline issued by judicial authorities on Thursday.

Gao's comments underscored China's resolve to deepen comprehensive cooperation with other BRICS countries: Brazil, Russia, India, and South Africa.

GUIYANG - Wearing a pair of reading glasses, Luo Laonai slowly and carefully stitched a finger-sized Peking-opera-style hat using a long needle.

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Games, toys, and media portrayals of boys and girls have great power in shaping children’s and parents’ beliefs about what boys and girls should or should not do. “Barbie: I Can Be a Computer Engineer” reinforces stereotypes about what kind of people create technology. The book implies that women produce stories and design, while men do technical work. In fact, no part of the book suggests that Barbie can do anything but?use?computers. Instead, boys have to come to the rescue of the helpless girl. This representation is not simply a misrepresentation, but is harmful to the young girls who love Barbie and read Barbie books, as well as their parents.

Gan persuaded her hospital to allow her to return to her post, turned to the local government for a travel permit and stocked up with cookies and instant noodles before departure on the morning of Jan 31.

Fujian ordered all fishing boats to return to harbor by noon on Tuesday and workers at offshore fish farms were required to return to land by 6 pm.

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Gao has been with Amazon for 13 years and has held positions on the company’s Kindle and eCommerce teams before becoming a leader in forecasting, according to her LinkedIn profile.

Funds raised overseas by Chinese property firms totaled .6 billion as of July, more than triple last year's .3 billion, according to the Economic Information Daily, citing the latest statistics from Centaline Property Research Center.

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Fugitive turns himself in after being named in international 'red notice'

Fu Liang, an independent analyst who has been following the telecom sector for more than 15 years, said that among China Unicom's 13 new board members, four are from the private sector, which is beyond many people's expectations.