While patriotic education is still considered highly important, some patriotic education centers, which aim to raise awareness through a range of activities, face problems.
As the world is plagued by mounting global security challenges, both old and new, the new proposals by Chinese President Xi Jinping on international security have given a boost to global stability.
The collapse of the Soviet Union left the United States alone at the pinnacle of power. That was good for world peace but bad for the Pentagon. Since then much of the US foreign policy establishment has searched for a new enemy to justify a military buildup.
A cycling revolution is happening in the United Kingdom. Few have noticed it yet, but Chinese short-time rental bicycles are appearing on British streets. As is the case in Chinese cities, they will soon be everywhere.
The seemingly inexorable advance of the so-called gig economy hit a minor bump in the road this month when taxi-hailing company Uber lost its license to operate in London, one of its biggest markets.
Members of a secret team working for the e-commerce giant Alibaba have the task of pretending to be online consumers who test-buy items from the billion-plus products on the company's platforms.
With prices lower than the market norm, counterfeit products sold online often attract large numbers of consumers. That is contributing to a prosperous market for fakes and demonstrates that there is still a long way to go in the fight against counterfeit goods.
The growing ability of Alibaba's artificial intelligence system to recognize Chinese characters allied with its improved image-recognition technology mean fewer counterfeit goods are appearing on Taobao, a company official said.
Near the entrance of an exhibition hall in Yichun, Heilongjiang province, stands a carving depicting a caravan of seven camels walking across desert sands.
A single mother in Wuhan, Hubei province, who drove a taxi at night with her daughter on board for the past two years, has finally managed to send the girl to a kindergarten free of charge thanks to help offered by warmhearted residents.
On workdays, Ma Rong, a 25-year-old white-collar worker in Beijing, usually orders takeout at lunchtime, especially on hot summer days, to avoid crowded restaurants and save time.
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