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Around China

[2017-11-02 07:14]

Beijing

Authorities Move Against Shared Bike 'congestion'

[2017-11-01 07:14]

Urban management departments in some cities have impounded many cycles after complaints about blocked sidewalks and random, unregulated parking, as Zhou Wenting reports from Shanghai.

The services should be embraced in the city's development strategy

[2017-11-01 07:14]

There have been many discussions about whether bike-sharing companies should contribute toward the cost of managing public spaces. However, before we can talk about this, we have to determine whether the business model should be the pursuit of corporate profit or the provision of a public service.

Bringing cycling back to China to fight pollution and prevent gridlock

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I think it's reasonable to expect bike-sharing companies to reimburse the local government because their services raise the cost of traffic management.

In Dalian, all eyes are on the sky

[2017-11-01 07:14]

Just before John Donegan-Cross left his native Edinburgh to move to China this fall, his grandmother handed him a guidebook - not about the country, but about its birds.

Researcher dives into Africa's aquaculture development

[2017-11-01 07:14]

For many Chinese people, Africa is not only far away, but also strange and wild. He Wang, however, has spent most of the past decade living on the continent.

Around China

[2017-11-01 07:14]

Yunnan

New industrial era boosts technical schools

[2017-10-31 07:45]

The prospects for the nation's vocational schools, the traditional centers of technical education, are becoming brighter as a result of government calls for a renewal of the "Spirit of Craftsmanship" and the growing influence of the Made in China 2025 initiative.

Skilled workers don't get the respect they deserve

[2017-10-31 07:45]

First Person | Geng Jiahua

Rules on rare plants a boon for botanists

[2017-10-31 07:45]

Shen Jianyong's job requires a lot of patience. As a botanist, he has spent countless hours searching for rare plants in the wilds of Southwest China - and sometimes months waiting for the government to give him permission to take a sample.

Pledge to cut bureaucracy, curb pollution

[2017-10-31 07:45]

Ministries responded to a series of recent public concerns, including the construction plan for Xiongan New Area, soil pollution, excessive industry qualification standards, and integration of citizens' information.

Policy digest

[2017-10-31 07:45]

Cabinet regulates govt construction projects

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