In a college's virtual reality lab, a trainee investigator is immersed in a three-dimensional fire scenario based on a real blaze that happened at a residential block in downtown Shanghai last year.
Since 2016, a growing number of parents nationwide have signed their children up for extracurricular nature classes during the summer and winter vacations, in the hope they will play with animals and plants rather than smartphones and iPads.
Nature education requires greater regulation and investment, and schools and parents need to be more aware of the sector's importance, according to insiders and industry reports.
Customs pledges to maintain accommodating approach to sector
Several ministry-level departments, including those for health, education, and human resources and social security, have responded recently to issues of public concern.
Authorities are appointing counsels to offer advice and clarify legislation to ensure rapid resolution of problems. Cao Yin reports.
In the next three years, China will promote more convenient and efficient legal services online, including consultations, legal aid and mediation.
Looking at a photograph taken with a Polaroid instant camera, one can hardly tell that the curly haired woman sitting on a train bunk bed with a silk fan in her hand is the same woman now in her seventies, with clean short hair wearing a pair of wire framed glasses.
Riding on a red motorcycle from the county seat, 73-year-old veteran Yang Zhengyi, who just had a brush cut there, looked fresh and cool in gray.
Hoping to keep wild boars at bay, farmer Wu Yongtian has installed several loudspeakers around his farm in East China's Anhui province, with sounds of human voices, dog barks, gongs and drums blaring from them.
Half a month ago, He Hesheng received a 4,000 yuan ($580) order for his peaches through a livestream.
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