Sat,Jul 5,2014
Global ambassadors of ecotourism gather in Nanjing
Taiwan woman marries into Kazak family, 100 sheep plus a flat as dowry
College girls take graduation photos under water in Chongqing
Cartoon: Xi and football
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22 archaeological sites along Silk Road in China
Football babies, Samba dancers embrace 'World Cup'
Beautiful scenery along China’s Grand Canal
BEIJING, July 4 -- China's quality watchdog on Friday said that it had stopped 1,859 batches of unqualified clothing last year.
Some 22,472 batches were examined in 2013, and 8.27 percent of them failed to meet the quality standards, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (GAQSIQ) said in a report on its website.
For labelling, safety or environmental protection reasons, the batches were either returned or destroyed, said the GAQSIQ.
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Silk Road, China's Grand Canal listed as World Heritage Sites
PKU students imitate famous paintings in real-person photos
Chinese 'Slumdog Millionaire'
Islands in S. China Sea better shown on new vertical atlas of China
Girl takes father’s portrait to travel the world
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