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Byline: SHAOJIE HUANG BEIJING -- In its final hours before being butchered, a chicken deserves to be reasonably comfortable and relatively stress-free. This is the message from China's first official [...]

BEIJING -- In its final hours before being butchered, a chicken deserves to be reasonably comfortable and relatively stress-free. This is the message from China's first official recommendations to the [...]

BEIJING -- Two weeks before the annual dog meat festival in the southern Chinese city of Yulin, an international coalition of animal welfare advocates is stepping up pressure on the [...]

Byline: SHAOJIE HUANG BEIJING -- Even as China, the world's leading market for illegal ivory, promises to help safeguard elephants in Africa, a rare bird in Southeast Asia is in [...]

BEIJING -- Even as China, the world's leading market for illegal ivory, promises to help safeguard elephants in Africa, a rare bird in Southeast Asia is in danger because its [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDChina has been one of the major markets in the global trade in wildlife products. According to Traffic, the wildlife trade monitoring network, it is the leading consumer of [...]

BEIJING -- Ban eating cats and dogs. Raise teachers' pay. Make the college entrance exam the same for everyone throughout China. These three proposals by delegates at the annual sessions [...]

China is home to a wide range of monkeys and other primates, but with the wild ones largely in remote or mountainous areas, zoos offer the best chance for many [...]

Byline: SHAOJIE HUANG BEIJING -- A proposed revision to China's Wildlife Protection Law is being criticized by conservationists who fear it could legitimize the commercial exploitation of endangered species, such [...]

BEIJING -- A proposed revision to China's Wildlife Protection Law is being criticized by conservationists who fear it could legitimize the commercial exploitation of endangered species, such as tigers, bears [...]

As negotiators from nearly 200 countries meet in Paris to work on an accord to address climate change, we asked readers of The New York Times's Chinese-language website how pollution [...]

Byline: SHAOJIE HUANG and PAUL MOZUR BEIJING -- The Chinese comedian Xu Deliang knows what it means to be on the wrong end of a joke. For five years Mr. [...]

Byline: SHAOJIE HUANG The search engine Baidu has drawn a flood of criticism on Chinese social media after it put a princess doll on its home page to celebrate International [...]

Byline: SHAOJIE HUANG BEIJING -- A Hong Kong-based environmental movement that aims to clean up the textile and apparel industry, one of the world's largest polluters, is recruiting young talent [...]

The explosions of Lunar New Year fireworks are considered a sound of celebration and a deterrent to evil spirits. But they also are responsible for injuries and fires and cause [...]

The article discusses the Chinese government's censorship of Internet communications, focusing on the impact on Internet and technology companies such as Google. Topics addressed include foreign businesses responses to an increase in China's Internet security measures, as well as China's blocking of a number of Google's services.