Sad news came one after another in the past week.
The controversy over a woman nursing her baby on a crowded Beijing subway shows many people are ignorant of women's breastfeeding rights. And breastfeeding in public is an issue that reflects how much respect members of a society have for women.
The Western world should learn to value the treasures of traditional Chinese medicine as a branch of science.
To win the war against air pollution, it is more than important for the Beijing municipal government to come up with necessary measures to minimize the exposure of local residents, especially the most vulnerable groups, to the dense smog that could compromise public health.
Radical lawmakers in Hong Kong are staging a weird chorus against the move by the government of the special administrative region to extend the protection of copyrights to the Internet.
The lack of wildlife protection awareness among ordinary people has been revealed by people's online expressions of anger at the sentence handed down to a university student in Henan province, Central China. The student was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison for capturing and selling endangered falcon chicks.
AT 6 PM ON MONDAY, after the city had been buried in heavy smog for the day, Beijing issued its first red alert for air pollution, with the relevant measures in effect from Tuesday to Thursday. A Beijing Youth Daily editorial calls on the authorities to strictly enforce these measures:
BI GUOCHANG,65, former chief of the Heilongjiang Bureau of China National Radio, had to walk home in his underwear after swimming in the sea near Sanya, South China's Hainan province on Friday, because urban patrol officers confiscated his bike and clothes in a pavilion without notifying him, claiming they were "illegally stored".
POLICE IN the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region rescued 19 people from a so-called psychiatric nursing hospital, which was used by a gang to house people with mental health problems they had kidnapped. The victims were kept in the "hospital" while ransoms were extorted from their families. The Beijing News reads:
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