GUIYANG - Li Chengyun, former vice governor of southwest China's Sichuan province, stood trial Friday on charges of taking bribes. The people's procuratorate of Liupanshui City in southwest China's Guizhou province alleged that Li took advantage of his posts in Sichuan between 2001 and 2012 to assist entities and individuals in commercial bids and real estate development. Prosecutors said Li accepted bribes worth 6.36 million yuan (about 920,000 US dollars) directly or through his wife. Li made a statement to the court in which he pled guilty and expressed remorse. The court has adjourned to decide on sentencing. personalised silicone wristbandswristband keychainbracelet maker onlinebatman wristbandflash drive wristbandcustom sweatbands no minimum
An aerial view of a large flooded area in Rongshui Miao autonomous county, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, July 2, 2017. The county saw floods in many parts after consecutive heavy rains raised the water level in Rongjiang River. [Photo/Xinhua] As a heat wave in northern China continues, more rain is expected along the Yangtze River, which flooded for the first time this year on Saturday. China's national weather observatory issued a yellow alert for the third consecutive day on Sunday, the second-lowest in a four-tier weather warning system, for rainstorms in the southern part of the country. The southern regions have seen six heavy downpours. June precipitation in central Hunan province, for example, was double that of the same month last year.
