Tsinghua University will expel those who plagiarize

Tsinghua University said on Wednesday that it will expel students who plagiarize in their graduation dissertations.

Prosecutors join with CYL to help minors

Prosecutors are working closely with the Communist Youth League to launch a pilot program nationwide to protect juveniles' rights, the Supreme People's Procuratorate said on Thursday.

Abuse of child model raises questions about labor law

A video clip of a girl being abused by her mother during a photo shoot went viral this week, raising concerns about child labor in the child modeling industry.

Taiwan separatists, US slammed for interaction

A spokesman for the Chinese mainland slammed the United States and Taiwan separatists on Wednesday for trying to undermine China's territorial integrity with their recent military interactions and pro-secession rhetoric.

Swine fever contained, minister says

China has contained the spread of African swine fever, with the number of new outbreaks slowing this year, according to Han Changfu, minister of agriculture and rural affairs.

Volunteers train for service at horticultural exhibition

Nearly 2,000 volunteers are gearing up for the trial operation and opening ceremony of the International Horticultural Exhibition 2019 in Beijing. They will play a range of roles, from translation to giving directions and finding logistical loopholes - even simulating visitors' experiences.

Going rural: New trend for Chinese urbanites

GUIYANG - Having lived in a city for years, retiree Pi Yu wanted to escape the endless flow of cars, the concrete high-rises and the fast-paced life.

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Rules coming for stem cell products, use

China plans to set a dozen quality-control standards for stem cell therapies to encourage innovation in the booming sector, medical researchers and health authorities said.

Mass courses bring top-level education to all

China ranks first in the number of Massive Online Open Courses and viewers in the world, the Ministry of Education has said.

Homestays mean prosperity for Tibetan herdsmen

Herdsmen in the countryside around Nyingchi, Tibet, have benefited from the boom in local tourism, profiting from homestays for tourists.

Policies aim to preserve region's religious culture

People who have been to Tibet may notice the well-preserved religious and traditional culture, which has much to do with the central government's efforts to protect traditional culture and people's freedom of religious belief, according to a researcher of Tibetan studies.