For Nick Ward, a snow-boarding enthusiast from the United States who lives in Beijing, the only issue holding back his skiing passion in the Chinese capital is the heavy haze that sometimes shrouds North China.
The existing skating facilities and venues in Beijing have passed the inspections from some international sports organizations, including those of skating, ice hockey and curling.
Changsha Underwater World in Hunan province is the home of a new baby beluga whale, the aquarium announced on Thursday.
Couples in Xiamen, Fujian province, are not rushing to have a second baby, as less than 20 percent of couples eligible to have a second child have applied to do so, according to the latest data released by the Xiamen Health and Family Planning Commission.
Legal authorities in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region plan to rehear a case of rape and murder 18 years after the convicted man was executed, Mirror News reported in Beijing on Thursday.
'It's a really nice day, isn't it? Aren't the colors beautiful?" Hong Wei said, as she lay on a bed on the seventh floor at the Peking Union Medical College Hospital and stared out the window at the sunlight reflecting off the green, teal-tiled roof of a nearby building.
American Cancer Society guidelines for early detection of breast cancer recommend that all women aged 40 and older should have annual mammograms. Women in their 20s and 30s should undergo a clinical breast examination every three years.
Benefiting from the globalization of China's economy and the blending of West and East, China's business schools have seen their development mushroom over the past three decades, and their performance has been recognized by the rest of the world.
The International Advisory Board of the School of Management at Fudan University was officially established on Oct 12, 2013, with the goal of improving the school's overall competence, resource integration and international influence.
"During my study at the School of Management, I was impressed by the excellent English of the Chinese professors, many of whom have the experience of visiting or studying overseas.
Lord Charles Powell, who served as an aide to former UK prime minister Margaret Thatcher during the negotiations for the handover of Hong Kong in 1997, wants to see Britain keep moving closer to China.
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