It is shameful that a large number of government-subsidized houses have been left unused in Guiyang, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province, where many low-income residents cannot afford an apartment at market prices.
A TOWNSHIP-LEVEL PARTY CHIEF in Guilin, Southwest China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, is reported to have died from a fall in his house on Sunday; Zhao Mansheng is the ninth official to have died unexpectedly in the past 30 days. Their untimely deaths should be investigated to see whether any corruption or other wrongdoing was involved, says Beijing News:
A WOMAN FROM Xiangcheng county in Central China's Henan province has been single-handedly tracking down five people who she witnessed attacking and killing her husband 17 years ago.
IN A SURVEY conducted by Beijing Youth Daily, eight of the 18 top universities in Beijing expressed their disapproval of students getting meals delivered to dormitories. This has provoked different opinions from both students and the educators, the newspaper says:
Editor's note: The fourth Meeting of the Heads of Government of China and Central and Eastern European Countries on Nov 24-25 holds a lot of promise. The following are some experts' opinions about how China's Belt and Road Initiative could benefit China and the CEE countries:
Four Chinese nationals were among the victims in two separate terrorist incidents overseas last week. Their deaths highlight the increasing threat terrorism poses to the personnel safety of Chinese citizens traveling abroad.
Policymakers have been fairly quick in cutting taxes to cushion domestic businesses against the ongoing economic slowdown. But they should also aggressively promote much-talked about reforms in individual income tax to facilitate the country's transition toward consumption-led growth.
In the context of China's accelerated efforts to promote an innovation-driven development strategy, the three-day World Robot Conference 2015, which opened in Beijing on Monday, is expected to boost the popularization of this fledgling but booming sector in various fields.
A RECENT ONLINE POST has claimed that Yang Jinsheng, Party chief of Tanba township in Wuchuan, South China's Guangdong province, owns properties, factories and hotels, which are estimated to be worth more than 268 million yuan ($43 million). Although Yang said he would resort to legal measures to respond to the accusations, a better property disclosure system for officials is what is most needed, says a column on scol.com.cn:
A SURVEY OF 500 COLLEGE students in Wuhan, Central China's Hubei province, who were born in the 1990s, found that about 70 percent cannot write Chinese characters very well, 83.2 percent of them attributed this to computers, smartphones and other devices. While many worry young people are losing the ability to write characters, Tang Yinghong, a psychology professor wrote in a column in Beijing News that we should adapt to new technologies:
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