"Where is my lost hometown?" In a recent article, Wang Leiguang, a Ph.D. candidate at Shanghai University, painted for his rural hometown a picture of economic deterioration, increasingly colder interpersonal relations, and naked utilitarianism sweeping every corner.
Family reunions are one of the most important parts of the Spring Festival, and every year lots of people working far away from home rush back to visit their parents. Recently though, a new trend has emerged, in which parents travel to visit their children. Comments:
With the Spring Festival holiday at an end, many students, especially high school students, are paying online "ghostwriters" to finish their holiday homework. The market demand is so huge that the price of ghostwriting has risen by ten times in some schools. Comments:
In sharp contrast to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's hint that his statement on Aug 15 may deviate from former Japanese prime minister Tomiichi Murayama's statement admitting Japan's war atrocities in World War II, Japanese Crown Prince Naruhito stressed the need to remember WWII "correctly" during a news conference ahead of his 55th birthday on Monday.
Giving hongbao, or red packets, during the Spring Festival or other important occasions is a long Chinese tradition.
Following a regulation on the abbreviated names of hospitals launched by China's National Health and Family Planning Commission, the Beijing-based China-Japan Friendship Hospital is now to be called the China-Japan Hospital, except on official documents or on occasions that require its full official name be used.
People in the United States have been engaging in a debate of whether President Barack Obama loves America. It was a debate triggered by former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani who claimed on Feb 18 that "I do not believe the president loves America."
What makes hundreds of millions of Chinese defy the transport crush and head home for the Spring Festival? A family reunion will probably be the answer almost every Chinese would give.
Since it took office two years ago, the new leadership has drawn a clear blueprint for the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation through a range of reform measures, says a People's Daily editorial.
On Monday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi chaired a UN ministerial-level open debate about the 70th anniversaries of victory of the anti-fascism war and the founding of the United Nations, with the them of reflecting on history and reaffirm the commitment to the principles of the UN Charter. Comments:
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