When Drolma Yangzom danced with a group of fellow Tibetan girls on a small playground in Yunnan province four years ago, she could barely speak Mandarin and knew nothing about tennis.
The country's first Sino-US high school was established in Shanghai earlier this month, the city's latest effort to deepen education reform and improve education quality through overseas teaching methods.
Yang Runrun, a student at the High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China, can't help envisioning campus life in the United States after earning a spot in the core leadership summer program at the Hotchkiss School.
More calligraphy teachers and better textbooks are needed to ensure primary and high schools hold classes on the subject once a week, experts said.
The Chinese Academy of Sciences is breaking new ground with its plan to recruit more undergraduate students in a bid to raise standards.
A program that aims to nurture expertise in five science majors is helping Chinese students prepare for bright academic futures as it remodels teaching and training methods in Chinese universities, academics said.
Women are making their mark in the Chinese business world, as a recent survey shows the country is one of the top 10 in the world in its percentage of women board members.
Majority in industry only desire to work for short period of time: report
People who work in the financial sector suffer from a variety of stress-induced health problems, but companies have done little to address the problems, medical and employment specialists said.
Hebei province will import 200 foreign experts to assist with 50 projects on air pollution control over the next four years, and create an industrial zone in which companies can develop solutions.
A place renowned for providing the spectacular natural backdrops featured in the The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film series, New Zealand not only offers visitors sandy beaches, mountains, geysers and forests, but also an adventurous experience beyond imagination, according to the country's tourism bureau.
Premier vows zero-tolerance stance, public release of audit results in fight against graft
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