 Father's court conviction sparks controversy
A steel worker in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment early this month for abandoning his premature son who later died. |
Rare blood donor makes long life saving journey
A university student in Hangzhou, Eastern China's Zhejiang Province, has been given an award for donating blood to a pregnant woman who was close to death. |
Local hero living the dream with his firefighting team
HANGZHOU: As a little boy, Li Lixing dreamed of one day being a hero. Instead he grew up to become the owner of a garment processing company. |
Lost in awe of the progress of China's cities
Ma Yi almost certainly saved my life. |
A man in a woman's world
Wu Minhua regards himself as a special kind of painter. |
She culture sheds light on Olympics opening ceremony
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Chinese teenagers guide world fans on solar eclipse
A guidebook for observing the July 22 solar eclipse written by three Chinese teenagers has been commended by Jay Pasachoff, head of the Solar Eclipse Working Group of the International Astronomical Union (IAU). |
Woman's married friends suddenly mad about yam
Employees at a bank in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, are suddenly wild about Chinese yam after a woman said she ate the vegetable often before she became pregnant with twins. |
Chinese man to Obama: Use my flycatcher
A Chinese inventor of ultrasonic flycatchers said here Tuesday that he has mailed his patent invention to an international organization, which he hopes will pass it on to Barack Obama. |
Jack Ma Yun: Taobao Will Overtake Wal-Mart
After engineering the Alibaba miracle, legendary Chinese entrepreneur Jack Ma Yun is moving on. |
Xie Hong: social responsibility comes first
His ultimate goal is to realize the balance between commercial benefits and social responsibility. Sometimes he’s like a preacher. He is Xie Hong. |
Wandai: culture messenger
Wandai turned into an expert in Chinese tea. Not only did she know the difference between each type of tea, but also had a better idea on the tea culture in China. |
Ms. Bao Qian, a Modern Grandma from Hangzhou
She learnt how to use the computer, drive and speak English after she retired and people all call her the modern grandma. |
