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Using a model of hard work and combining the efforts of students with probing teachers who insist that students grapple with subjects have the potential to produce first-rate education.
Urbanization is associated with changes in diet and the physical exertion routine, increasing obesity in society and heightening the risk of type II diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.
The National Bureau of Statistics recently highlighted some significant results from China's Sixth National Population Census that point to some major changes in the country's population trends - changes that will affect the economy.
The peaceful liberation of Tibet 60 years ago marked a historic turning point as it ended the millenniums-long feudal autocracy and opened the door to a new epoch for the region.
A more united, democratic, prosperous, civilized, socialist and harmonious Tibet is bound to move ahead with the nation's modernization drive.
National census shows that it's time for China to adjust its social and economic policies to address changes in society.
In fact, it is not a difficult decision if the government has hammered home the knowledge that its fiscal revenues are meant to serve the people and improve their livelihoods and welfare, rather than to pursue a growth in the State coffers.
Country needs concrete policies to encourage people's spending and balance urban and rural public services
Census data released late last month have sparked a public debate on whether demographic factors would hinder China's economic development.
Changes in voting for people's congress deputies at county and township levels will balance urban and rural representation.
Three years ago, a devastating earthquake hit Sichuan province and laid Wenchuan county in ruins. However, during the past three years, Chengdu has made tremendous recovery efforts.
At the start of the year, after having weathered some devastating floods and droughts, China focused its attention on water governance.
Should the individual income tax threshold be raised above the recommended income of 3,000 yuan a month? A journalist and two educators come up with three different suggestions.
A huge number of people were prepared to queue all night just to be one of the first to touch the angelic curves of an iPad2. But what was all the fuss about?
Looking forward, it would be hard for China to further reduce its government size, because its coming economic restructuring and higher social development priority will require greater, not less, government involvement and participation.
Farmers in China should diversify the crops,and policymakers and provincial governments should focus on strengthening local markets.
But May 12 is also a time to celebrate the resilience of the people and the building of a new Wenchuan from rubble.
The memory of that day, as it should, will remain with us for a long time to come. But three years on we have cause to celebrate, to celebrate the rebirth of one school after another.
Wenchuan has taught us that overcoming catastrophe requires vision and leadership from all levels of society.
Momentum sparked by rescue, relief and reconstruction after Wenchuan earthquake needs more support to flourish
Since iPad2 went on sale in China on May 6, hundreds of iPad fans and scalpers queued up overnight at almost every Apple store. The craze even led to a violent incident in Sanlitun, Beijing. Do you think iPad2 is worth the hassle?
Beijing - Dressed in a crisp suit, Li Zhirui, sitting on the window seat of a Beijing bus, silently gazes at the European-style villas, luxury cars and illuminated shopping malls as they pass him by.