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Other Issues
November-7-2012
- Innovation helps protect city
- A product made by an innovative Beijing company is helping the city protect itself from disasters such as the exceptionally heavy rainstorm that flooded parts of the city and led to the deaths of 79 people on July 21.
November-7-2012
- Political reform during the past decade
- Among the delegates arriving in Beijing to attend the 18th CPC National Congress this Monday, 24-year-old Shi Lei is the youngest one among those from Jiangsu Province.
November-7-2012
- Graduates looking for higher starting salary
- Local college students who will graduate next summer are expecting a higher starting salary from foreign-invested companies compared to last year, analysts said at a job fair yesterday.
November-7-2012
- Most Chinese women exposed to second-hand smoke
- Nearly two-thirds of women of reproductive age in China are exposed to second-hand tobacco smoke at home and over half are exposed in the workplace, which raises the risk of complications in pregnancy.
November-6-2012
- Children with cleft lips get free treatment
- More than 1,000 children with cleft lips or palates in Southwest China's Guizhou province are expected to receive free surgery from international medical experts through a charitable program by the end of 2015.
November-6-2012
- Tianjin architecture attracts millions of visitors
- The Tianjin Cultural Center, completed half a year ago with many buildings designed by international artists, has attracted 2.2 million visitors by the end of October, including a delegation of journalists who visited on Monday.
November-5-2012
- CPC develops democracy over last decade
- Shi Lei is a promising member of the Communist Party of China (CPC), as he is a graduate of one of the most prestigious universities in China and works at the community level as a village official.
November-5-2012
- Invisible watchdogs for cement governance
- China's netizens deserve the credit as they bring once no-no topics for ordinary people to the public agenda, stirring waves of criticism and posing pressure on the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC) that endeavors to build harmony and cement governance.
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