Sufferers of hepatitis C await cure

Experts: Annual day focusing on virus draws attention to lack of effective medicine in China

Heat wave poses serious health threat

The heat wave in eastern and southern areas of China over the past week is expected to continue for another 10 days.

Internet growth to aid poverty reduction

China's internet watchdog issued a guideline on Wednesday for IT development over the next decade, and set poverty reduction as one of its key goals.

Officers told that public can film police

Some police officers said on Wednesday that new rules allowing members of the public to record the behavior of on-duty officers will serve as a constant reminder not to abuse power. But others were concerned about their identities being exposed during undercover work.

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Eco-cases up, but 'far from enough'

Top court encourages NGOs, prosecutors to redouble efforts in public-interest cases

University is young, but it's growing fast

Editor's Note: China Daily is publishing a series of reports on universities jointly established by education institutions from China and overseas. As the colleges get busy with recruitment, our reporters visited them to talk with principals, teachers and students.

Party's promotional video goes viral online

A video promoting the Communist Party of China featuring grassroots Party members has gone viral online, generating positive comments on the Party's engagement, while some pointed out its technical immaturity.

Graduate: Studies 'most fulfilling I ever had'

I always dreamed of studying in the US, but my family was unable to support my four-year undergraduate studies there. So I compromised by attending this cooperative Sino-US university in China.

Art history professor finds his comfort zone

Stacey Duff had no idea what to expect when he came to teach at Wenzhou-Kean University in 2014.

A former left-behind child breaks stereotypes

Some equate being a left-behind child to being a problem or mentally disturbed, and say that it would be difficult for them to move up the social ladder.

Summer fun ends: Time to study

For Zhong Yelin, 14, summer used to be a time for fun, even though his parents had moved nearly 1,000 kilometers away to earn a living.