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Campus sells HIV testing kits in vending machines

Students at Southwest Petroleum University are able to purchase cheap HIV test kits from vending machines on campus, which also sell edible goods such as instant noodles.

First-grader's work about courier father pulls on heartstrings

"My father is a courier. He seldom stays at home. Every morning, when I wake up, he has gone to work. I wait for weekends to come, when my father has time to play with me. My father is the greatest man in my mind, because he can bring joy to others."

Data for Mount Tai's ancient trees stored on digital ID cards

Nearly 20,000 ancient trees on the renowned Mount Tai in Shandong province now have "digital ID cards", the Mount Tai scenic area management committee said on Sunday.

Massage therapists top service sector pay list

Masseurs and masseuses have the best-paid jobs in China's urban service industry, followed by fitness instructors and nannies who take care of newborns, according to a report released by 58.com, a job-seeking website.

Report finds safe food a key concern

Chinese have serious concerns over the safety of food, environment and personal information, according a report released on Monday.

Nation to build a system integrating data and information resources

Move expected to boost efficiency and expand market opportunities of the key sector

State answers concerns

Ministries and commissions of the State Council have responded to a wide range of concerns from the public and the media about recent policies, including farmers' income, rural health insurance, food safety and safe production.

Policy digest

Meeting reviews development plan

Survey: HR workers prioritize happiness over level of income

According to a recent survey, more than 70 percent of human resources staff say that internal satisfaction is most meaningful and important to them, which reflects a mainstream sense of values among Chinese white-collar workers.

Turnout high in election committee vote

Hong Kong saw a significant increase in voter turnout on Sunday in the election of the 1,200-member committee responsible for choosing its next chief executive.

Work expectations of men and women found to differ

Chinese female employees are more loyal to their employers and have higher brand satisfaction than males, a survey has found.