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70 Years On XPCC

Craftsman sets the tone in revival of village tradition

[2019-06-13 07:18]

During the early Tang Dynasty (618-907), Zichang county in northern China's Shanxi province was well-known as a manufacturing center for brass percussion instruments.

Southern tea grows successfully in the north

[2019-06-13 07:18]

As the spring tea picking season starts, workers on a tea plantation are busy picking and drying tea leaves round the clock deep in the Taihang Mountains in Lincheng county, North China's Hebei province.

Jiangxi's wonderland for migrant birds

[2019-06-13 07:18]

Through the cracks of an eggshell, Zou Jinlian could see a little cygnet, or a baby swan, shaking its head and bravely trying to get out.

NGOs push promotion of sex education for juveniles

[2019-06-12 07:29]

When Li Yan first taught primary school students about sex education, she was embarrassed and unable to speak fluently. Four years later, she is confident of handling every situation that can arise during a class.

Teacher hails her life-changing decision

[2019-06-12 07:29]

Before she taught sex education to young people full time, Du Li spent several years teaching Chinese as a head teacher at Dingxin'xinjian Primary School in Dujiangyan, Sichuan province.

Yunnan monkey a biodiversity bellwether

[2019-06-12 07:29]

As the black-and-white Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys (Rhinopi thecusbieti) call out to each other, Yu Jianhua can tell the different emotions in each of their calls.

Cultivating lifelong learners pivotal at international school

[2019-06-12 07:29]

Committed to cultivating lifelong learners, the Canadian International School of Beijing, has brought superior education resources to its students.

Consumers complain as price of fruit soars to a five-year high

[2019-06-11 07:56]

In recent years, Chinese consumers have used the term "cherry freedom" to describe a person's ability to purchase expensive imported cherries without a second thought. Now, though, many are expressing concerns that they may be losing their total "fruit freedom" after sharp rises in the prices of many commonplace fruits, including apples, pears and peaches.