The government of Quanzhou, Fujian province, may be one of the most diligent in China at nourishing private capital. So seriously does it take its role that it has even opened training courses for the adult children of local entrepreneurs to nurture them for future managerial roles.
When Kong Lingming started looking for a job late last year, the then-student found that opportunities were easy to come by.
An increasing number of employees will get additional rewards, such as shares and dividends, for their technical contributions in some State-owned enterprises and government-funded science projects, said the State Council, China's Cabinet.
Settlement system sees more hospitals included
A support group in East China is encouraging people with the illness to embrace life and reject despair, as Wang Zhenghua reports from Shanghai.
A few weeks ago, Yuan Chaojun quit his well-paid job with a trading company in Shanghai and started teaching people how to "escape from rooms".
A mountain watchman has seen an influx of tourists into his remote patrol site since it was named as a competition venue for the upcoming Winter Olympics.
In her 31 years as a midwife at the Red Cross Central Hospital of Harbin, Heilongjiang province, Xiao Yan has witnessed several changes in the way women choose to give birth.
Economics tells us people have different kinds of demands, which can be met through the means of market. And sociology tells us people have different types of needs, many of which should be provided by the government, rather than being purchased in the market at high costs.
The New York Times has suggested the three young Hong Kong protesters recently jailed by the city's Court of Appeal for violating the law should be awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize. Nothing could be more ironic than that.
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