Veteran officer 18th senior official investigated this year
Editor's note: Early this month, China Daily invited three clean-governance experts to share their thoughts on this year's anti-graft campaign. Here is a summary of the dialogue.
Editor's note: China's top anti-graft watchdog announced on Wednesday that it is about to embark on the year's second round of inspections. Thirteen teams will be sent across the country by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China. The investigators will collect information about misconduct by officials from whistleblowers. The first round of inspections, detailed in this graphic, uncovered corruption in 11 local government bodies, a ministry, a major State-owned enterprise and a university.
"The appraisal system for middle school students needs to be improved. The current system, including the score-adding mechanism, is not scientific and professional enough."
China's e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba Group boosted its presence in Brazil by signing a memorandum of understanding with the country's official postal service, Correios, on Thursday, aiming to facilitate cross-border e-commerce between the two BRICS countries.
As President Xi Jinping watched, two Chinese companies signed agreements in Brazil on Thursday to buy 60 jets from Brazilian aerospace conglomerate Embraer SA.
For Juliana Pires Lamas, a 21-year-old Brazilian student who has spent a year studying at Tianjin University, the Chinese education system has given her a better understanding of how to study.
When Argentina hosted the 1978 World Cup, Chinese TV viewers got their first taste of live action from the event, but their knowledge of the country was then limited, as it had been only six years since diplomatic ties were established.
Officials in China's southernmost province evacuated more than 230,000 people from their homes and shuttered tourist resorts and schools on Friday as a strengthening Typhoon Rammasun made landfall in Wenchang, Hainan province, toppling trees, snarling traffic and causing a man's death.
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