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Chinese people embrace new, green funeral services

For most Chinese, the Qingming Festival—observed each early spring—is a time for revisiting the past, where families gather to honor deceased loved ones

China steps up policy support to facilitate travel, shopping for overseas visitors

For Stephanie, a traveller from Australia, her first trip to Shanghai turned out to be not just a feast for the eyes but also a triumph for her shopping bags

Xi stresses pooling strength of working people for rejuvenation of Chinese nation

Chinese President Xi Jinping on April 28 called for pooling the strength of the country's working class and the broad masses of working people, and translating the grand blueprint of realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation into reality through hard, down-to-earth work

An American news commentator's 20 years living in and studying China

Domestic reality vs. global rhetoric through an American's eyes

China unveils draft of its first-ever environmental code

China is poised for a significant enhancement in its green efforts as a draft of the country's first-ever environmental code was unveiled on April 27

Should electronic screens give way to blackboards?

Recently, residents of Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, have called on the city's mayor to ban electronic screens in schools and reinstate blackboards, arguing screen-based instruction and learning is causing eye fatigue and vision problems among students

The CPC unveils the formula behind Chongqing's path to modernization

Chongqing, once synonymous with difficult terrain, heavy industry and a glaring urban-rural divide, has now transformed into a vibrant modern metropolis, attracting widespread attention

Two Chinese geoparks honored by UNESCO

The park also preserves stratigraphic structures from three geological periods, offering scientists a valuable window into tectonic movements

How support for people with autism in China is evolving

These "respite services" allow parents to leave their children with autism at a care facility for a few hours to a day, giving them a much-needed break from the demanding responsibilities of caregiving and the opportunity to focus on their own needs

Special education and rehabilitation rewrite futures for children in China

Beyond developed educational hubs like Beijing, particular attention also goes to ensuring enrollment in remote, economically disadvantaged regions

The improvement of labor protections for new occupations

This trend extends beyond the gig economy to encompass all new occupations that have emerged in recent years as the country's workforce diversifies and evolves

Xi urges promoting healthy, orderly development of AI

Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, has urged efforts to promote the healthy and orderly development of artificial intelligence (AI) in a beneficial, safe and fair direction

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