Unlike her grandchildren, who use their mobile phones for everything from ordering food deliveries to booking travel products to reading, Shao Qinglan, 76, only uses her seven-year-old handset for one thing: making calls.
While many seniors are struggling to adapt to the rise of the internet, experts have said it is important to guarantee that elderly people without the latest technology can also access services.
Next year Gu Lingyuan will represent his Chinese peers to deliver a speech on math education reform in China in the new era at the International Congress on Mathematical Education in Shanghai. A city known for its excellence in math education, Shanghai will host the largest international conference on mathematics education.
Top political adviser Wang Yang called on people across the Taiwan Straits to work together to promote national reunification, when he met the chairman of Taiwan's New Party Yok Mu-ming, in Beijing on Wednesday.
An 80-day-old boy, the youngest recipient of a liver transplant in the country, is recovering well, a Shanghai hospital said on Tuesday. His mother, the donor, is also in good health.
Judicial professionals applauded the first public hearing by a court established to hear international commercial disputes as a "landmark step" to showcase China's judiciary to the world and improve its global credibility.
Shanghai became the country's first provincial-level region to require anyone seeking a job near places where juveniles congregate to have no record of sexual misconduct.
ABOARD KEXUE - Chinese scientists aboard research vessel Kexue (Science) photographed several "seabed gardens" with colorful corals and sponges on Tuesday in a seamount of the Mariana Trench, located in the western Pacific Ocean.
Editor's note: This is the sixth in a series of stories about the Tibet autonomous region, focusing on the area's history, poverty alleviation measures and the cultural and business sectors.
.College graduates, farmers and herdsmen in the Tibet autonomous region will be offered a wide range of assistance if they start businesses, according to the regional government.
Eleven people in Yunnan, including a former senior prisons official and a local high court judge, have been detained over their possible roles in helping a criminal who had been given the death penalty escape punishment.
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