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Lu Xiqing, a 16-year-old student, was named an outstanding youth model by the Hebei provincial government for helping a disabled classmate for eight years.
An 18-year-old thief in Shijiazhuang, capital of Hebei province, left a letter saying the house he had just broken into was "cozy but a poor home", which made him feel sad and angry.
The recently concluded patent auction is a successful practice in exploring a new mode for technology transfer.Meanwhile, it sets a precedent in the competitive auction of intellectual property rights from the same technical field by domestic research institutes.
The recently concluded patent auction is a successful practice in exploring a new mode for technology transfer. Meanwhile, it sets a precedent in the competitive auction, in large patches, of intellectual property rights from the same technical field by domestic research institutes.
The “First Patent Auction by the Institute of Computing Technology of Chinese Academy of Sciences” was the first public exhibition of a large number of patents by domestic professional research institutions, and also the first pioneering exploration for marketing scientific and technological achievements by auction.
During the “First Patent Auction by the Institute of Computing Technology of Chinese Academy of Sciences”, Beijing Unitalen Attorneys at Law (Unitalen), one of the organizers of the event, played a particularly eye-catching role.
The hammer fell and the auction was a success. Seemingly, it was not much different from other auctions, but when it came to the objects of the auction – patents – it was certainly a historic auction.
On December 16, 2010, after four months of intense preparation, the first patent auction by the Institute of Computing Technology of Chinese Academy of Sciences was held on the trading floor of CTEX.
Chen Dongmei (R) dedicates a bouquet of flowers to her mother ahead of Mother's Day, which falls on May 8, in a delivery ward in Cangzhou, North China’s Hebei province, on May 6, 2011.
It has been said before and it is worth repeating: Fame is a drug, and once you are addicted it is hard to give up. Take the case of Zhang Yong, a 21-year-old jewelry design student in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, who six years ago became an Internet celebrity because of his prominent front teeth - he looks like a human rabbit.
