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New legislation outlaws domestic abuse

[2016-03-01 10:35]

As China's first national law against domestic violence comes into force, legal professionals across the country are predicting a sharp decline in the number of cases of spousal and partner abuse.

Legal clarification will make it easier for offenders to be prosecuted

[2016-03-01 10:35]

Legal practitioners predict big changes after the law prohibiting domestic violence comes into force on Tuesday. Wang Xinliang, of the Shandong Xinliang Law Firm, said the new legislation will establish a definition of domestic violence that will be paramount when he acts in cases in the future.

'Yoga grandpa' offers free classes to public

[2016-03-01 10:35]

A 72-year-old man in Hangzhou, the capital of East China's Zhejiang province, is proving that age need not be an obstacle to health by offering free yoga classes in his community.

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[2016-03-01 10:35]

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Experts assess the way ahead for China

[2016-02-29 08:08]

Editor's note: The eyes of the world are again focused on China as the annual sessions of the National People's Congress and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference are convened.

Tutoring provides admission test advantage

[2016-02-29 08:08]

Chinese students eager for good scores on international tests and secure enrollment at quality overseas universities have long turned to tutorial classes for help.

Graduates face jobs headache this summer

[2016-02-29 08:08]

Lu Yuan, a college student majoring in civil engineering at Beijing Jiaotong University, is worried about his employment prospects this summer.

Scholars getting big picture of China

[2016-02-29 08:08]

A recently launched graduate program at one of China's leading research universities in Beijing is looking to give its scholars a deeper and fuller understanding of the country.

Chinese students look beyond top-ranked universities overseas

[2016-02-29 08:08]

China's top students have increasingly been applying for niche liberal arts colleges instead of Ivy League schools as they have become more aware of their interests and needs.

Future classroom project aims to increase science learning

[2016-02-29 08:08]

Shanghai has announced a pilot project to improve teenagers' scientific literacy and innovative ability by building new classrooms in three of the city's primary schools.

Camp encourages soccer dreams

[2016-02-29 08:08]

More than 100 children enthusiastically chasing soccer balls earlier this month in Beijing highlighted a fun and healthy way to spend school holidays - signing up for winter soccer camps that unleashed their vigorous energy on the pitch.

Sound bites

[2016-02-29 08:08]

"We didn't expect the youth training camp to cultivate future national team stars.

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