Tang Shuai became China's first "sign language lawyer" in 2012, allowing him to provide legal advice to the many hearing-impaired people in his native Chongqing and beyond.
Renowned scholar Jay Siegel said he expects China's efforts to encourage innovation and creativity among students will propel the country's science education to new heights.
Two military barracks in Wuhan, capital of Hubei province, opened to the public recently and offered displays of their equipment as well as wrestling, rope walking and rock climbing.
A test next year will determine whether new strain can be grown commercially, Xie Chuanjiao reports from Qingdao, Shandong.
Stable natural gas supplies will benefit urban residents and tackle coal-led pollution as the winter approaches.
A number of ministries, including the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the Ministry of Public Security and the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission have responded in the last week to issues of public concern.
Find a 5-year-old if you need help using a smartphone or tablet is advice that may soon ring truer than ever, with an increasing number of coding classes now available for children in China.
China's booming artificial intelligence industry has resulted in a growing demand for talent.
Another batch of trainee acrobats from developing countries left China this month after studying for a year at the Hebei Wuqiao Acrobatic Art School.
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