Liao Daiqi graduated from college in July and will start graduate school in the fall, having found success in England after struggling in China.
China has been a good example for Madagascar in education, especially its commitment to information and communications technology in the classroom, said Andrianiaina Paul Rabary, education minister for Madagascar.
Having worked as a wireman for 30 years, Guo Degang has mixed feelings toward the rising status and income of blue collar workers in the country.
Universities are going to great lengths to showcase their unique characteristics and impress new students who are beginning to receive their admission packages.
After living in the United States for 14 years, Xu Liangfeng took only a few minutes to make a life-changing decision in 2012: return to China to start his own business.
The integrated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region will offer new opportunities for overseas returnees who want to start businesses in China, said officials from the three areas.
More than 40 percent of full-time employees have part-time jobs on the side, according to a recent survey by the Chinese recruiting website 51job.com.
While a large number of Chinese business schools are celebrating their 30th anniversary this year, students' satisfaction levels are waning, especially when it comes to salary increases and promotions.
Urban management and transportation authorities in Chinese cities should use practical and flexible measures to deal with changes made to the taxi market by car-hailing services such as Didi Kuaidi and Uber, experts said.
China's southernmost city of Sansha, which administers a number of South China Sea islands, will soon launch waste treatment facilities as local authorities intensify efforts to protect the local maritime environment.
Shanghai has approved the first work permit for an international student who has just graduated, initiating the city's new policy aimed at attracting and retaining global talent.
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