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Five-year-old Zhu Xinyu doesn't like kindergarten. He has to learn Chinese characters, mathematics and a foreign language there.
The demand for home services from expats in China is rising as an increasing number have come to work and live in the country, mainly in big cities.
A child welfare institute in Hebei province has provided the mainland's first safe haven for abandoned newborns, an act that sparked heated debate.
Like many thousands of factory owners in Ying's native town of Yiwu, he is troubled by a breakdown of the credit chain.
Efforts are urged to maintain steady and relatively fast economic growth and safeguard social harmony and stability in China's Tibetan-inhabited areas.
Small and micro enterprises may receive more financial support as the central government takes measures to solve their capital shortage.
The Ministry of Health issued the nation's first citizen health cards on Thursday to improve the efficiency of medical services.
Manufacturing bounced back to a five-month peak in February, supported by stronger exports, easing concerns about a possible contraction.
Organizations involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS will get greater government support.
A series of self-immolations of Tibetan monks were applauded by the Dalai Lama.
As a young judge in China's southwest, Li Ting was surprised to learn about how many rural couples had tried to end their marriages over the past month.
China's State Council promulgated a regulation on the administration of detention centers and the protection of the detainees' legitimate rights.
