China drives global wages up

China played a significant role in global wage growth from 2008 to 2017, helping the average wage to rise by 22 percent, compared with just 13 percent if the country is excluded, according to a report by the International Labor Organization.

Improving public's science literacy 'a huge challenge'

The popularization of science in China has seen positive developments in the last year, but more policies, money and media support are necessary to improve scientific literacy, according to data released on Tuesday.

Experts explore ways to manage national parks

China will consider regulations on outdoor recreation as it builds and manages national parks, as the parks have become hot destinations for the growing population of sports enthusiasts, experts said at a forum in Shanghai.

Customers demand their bicycle refunds from Ofo

Nearly 2,000 people gathered outside the headquarters of bike-sharing giant Ofo in Beijing on Tuesday morning, anxious to know whether - and when - their deposits for the shared bikes will be returned.

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Scholarships boost China-ASEAN relations

When he applied for scholarships for overseas study as a 19-year-old high school graduate in Cambodia with an interest in computers, Heng Piseth never thought he would one day study in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region.

I want to act as a cultural bridge for both countries

Do To Hoa, a graduate student from Vietnam at the China Conservatory of Music in Beijing.

Nation helps veterans find civilian jobs

Several local governments have adopted measures to help veterans land jobs, following the central government's promise of an all-out effort to boost their well-being.

Expedition spots potential site for Antarctic airfield

A large sheet of blue ice was spotted recently by China's Antarctic expedition team on the continent, opening the possibility of building an airfield.

Relief materials sent to quake zone

The Ministry of Emergency Response is providing 1,000 tents to the earthquake zone in Xingwen county, Sichuan province.

Exec expelled for graft; another probed

A senior official at one of China's largest shipbuilding conglomerates has been expelled from the Communist Party of China and removed from public office after being accused of serious violations of the law and Party discipline, China's top anti-graft bodies said on Monday.

Dark matter satellite still ticking; 2 more years expected

NANJING - China's Dark Matter Particle Explorer, nicknamed Wukong, or Monkey King, will extend its service in space by two years, as it is still in good condition and collecting important scientific data, researchers said on Monday.