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70 Years On Shanghai

Treatment improving but more needed

[2019-03-21 07:55]

People with sleep problems usually think they can adjust by themselves at first and then resort to medication when they fail, according to Guo Xiheng, director of the sleep and respiratory center at Beijing Chaoyang Hospital, Capital Medical University.

Learning about ethnic groups a passion passed down in family

[2019-03-21 07:55]

Photographer Zhan Rencai is preparing to take his 5-year-old daughter to visit the She ethnic group in the provinces of Jiangsu and Zhejiang in April.

Stinky tofu maker preserves pungent snack tradition

[2019-03-21 07:55]

Stinky tofu, a strong-smelling form of fermented bean curd, might be one of the most divisive Chinese foods.

Curing soil pollution set to pay dividends

[2019-03-20 07:17]

The government's ambitious plans to promote ecological progress, a priority of the central leadership, have created a potential multitrillion-yuan market for soil remediation work in the next three decades.

Courier braves harsh conditions to deliver parcels

[2019-03-20 07:17]

Starting from the city of Golmud in northwestern China's Qinghai province, the Qinghai-Tibet Highway winds south through the mighty Kunlun Mountains and beside the Chumar and Tuotuo rivers.

Consultant wants more mothers to breastfeed their newborns

[2019-03-20 07:17]

As one of China's first internationally certified lactation consultants, Feng Yue often comes across absurd infant care scenarios and the lack of awareness that new mothers have about breastfeeding.

Helping to find love is matchmaker's best return on investment

[2019-03-20 07:17]

On stage, girls wearing masks take turns introducing themselves. Meanwhile, men sitting behind two rows of desks offstage express their interest by turning on a light on their desk.

Rotating use of farmland will bring a harvest of new growth

[2019-03-19 07:15]

China announced that the area of farmland designated to cultivate different crops or lay fallow will increase to 2 million hectares this year, 25 percent more than last year, a move that experts said will help promote sustainable agriculture by giving the soil a break to recover from overuse and pollution.