From the son of a farmer to a scientist working on hybrid rice, Zhu Yingguo said his original intention of attending Wuhan University and studying biology after he graduated from high school in 1959, was to reduce starvation.
When Shi Liangsheng became a professor and doctoral supervisor of hydraulics at Wuhan University in 2012, he was only 30 years old - younger than many doctoral students.
A group of buildings at Wuhan University, dating to the 1930s, have contributed to the beauty of the campus, which is said to be one of the most beautiful campuses in China.
Tsinghua University, one of the most prestigious universities in China, is pushing ahead to create a vibrant atmosphere for Chinese youths to realize their potential with a platform for student entrepreneurs to meet investors, mentors and team members.
John P. Bilbrey, president and chief executive officer of The Hershey Company and chairman of Enactus, believes that the Enactus global business model competition is a great learning environment for students.
For Zhang Haoqian, scoring in a global innovation competition went beyond the recognition of his team's efforts in lighting up the houses of herdsmen in remote villages on the grassland.
Faced with the age of "personal technology", in which new social communication channels via micro blogs, WeChat or other platforms have brought changes to people's lives and work, many innovators and entrepreneurs are looking to mine several promising fields.
Faced with an increasing number of elderly people in the country, the Chinese job market is striving to strike a balance between an aging workforce and its new entrants.
Japan has to look beyond the failed Abenomics and carry out structural reforms to revive the country's economic health
Now that China has signed a landmark deal with the United States setting targets for carbon emissions out to 2030, it should plan the trajectory of its low-carbon path for the next 16 years.
A set of photographs showing a foreigner stopping a car driving in a bicycle lane in Beijing and asking the driver to leave the lane has gone viral on the Internet, drawing positive comments from netizens.
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