Getting the Job Done

<正>Professional accreditation now ensures agricultural workers have the recognition they deserve In mid-October 2022,Yu Jiang,a farmer in Mashan Village of Shijiazhuang City in Hebei Province,became one of the province’s first two farmers to receive a professional accreditation in agriculture.     

当前大学毕业生就业难的原因及对策

高等教育的发展,带动高校招生规模不断扩大,但是由于专业定位与市场错位,教育模式滞后,以及落后的就业观念等原因,大学生就业困难的现象比较突出,并已发展成为中国当前一个社会问题。解决这一难题,需要从创新人才培养模式、树立科学的就业观念入手,同时政府部门应采取积极的措施,促进大学生就业。     

认识一个真实的中国

Mr.President,Dear Colleagucs,China is a member of the big family of the United Nations,and China's development and changes have attracted worldwide attention.Ⅰ wish to take this opportunity to share with you my observations on how one should get to know the real China.     

Getting a Lift

THE balding man on the bike was in for Viagra. The visiting foreign couple wanted skimpy underwear. A young Jiangsu-native accoun- tant wanted fruity condoms. The orders were all in a day's work at the G Spot, a cramped but colorful shop on busy Dongdaqiao Road in Beijing's Chao- yang District. Run by the affable Emily Meng, the shop sells lingerie and some relatively tame bondage items as well as a range of potions and Viagra tablets. Many of her wares are imported, says Meng, some of …     

Getting a Good Grade

正A recent report on the Three Gorges Project compiled by experts from the Chinese Academy of     

Food in China： From Getting Enough to Eating Right

WHEN the People＇s Republic of China was founded in 1949, the US Secretary of State Dean Acheson commented that Chinese dynasties had all come to grief over their failure to solve the food problem, and the Communist regime would be no different. According to John Leighton Stuart,before 1949, 3-7 million Chinese people died of hunger each year. Providing enough food for 550 million people was the key question faced by new China.     

Getting to Know China with China Today-Results of the China Today Reading Contest

WEreceived553lettersofresponsestothecontestbytheendoflastDecemberalongwithreaders'congratulationsforthemagazine.Manymorelettershavebeenarrivingevenafterourdeadlineforthecompetition.Theletterscamefromover50countriesandregions,andmostoftheanswersheetsalsoattachedlettersexpressingreaders'bestwishesforourmagazine.EditorsatChinaTodayaredeeplymovedbyourreaders'responsesandwishtoexpressoursinceregratitudefortheirparticipation.Manyofourreadershadclearlydonesomepreparationinordertoparticipateinourcon…     

Doing a Wonderful Job

正Confucius institutes serve as a successful platform to promote language and culture Adispute about the immigration status of Chinese teachers at Confucius institutes on U.S. university campuses was resolved on May 25 after a 24-hour consultation between officials from the Chinese embassy and the U.S. State Department.     

Getting Ties Right Is a Must

正Getting the China-U.S. relationship right is not optional, but something both sides must do and must do well.That is a point Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed in a phone conversation on September 10 with his U.S. counterpart, Joe Biden, and also a premise both sides need to bear in mind when managing bilateral ties.     

Boosting a Less Known Job

<正>General practitioners are considered key to improving public medical services Du Xueping, Director of the Yuetan Community Healthcare Center in downtown Beijing’s Xicheng District, has been involved in China’s     

Getting Oriented

正My Hong Kong-born daughters have had a slow start in learning Chinese.It's something I deeply regret.But I couldn't help it,having emigrated from Canada and being of Bessarabian heritage.Over the years,my girls have picked up a smattering of languages:They can sing Happy Birthday in Cantonese;they can count     

Getting Reacquainted

<正>China and Japan seek to foster mutual understanding to improve a sometimes difficult relationship At a time when China and Japan are about to celebrate their four- decade-long diplomatic     

Getting Gas

My Chinese driver's license hasput me at the wheel of rental carsacross this giant country.I've beenseeing bigger,better     

Looking for a Job as a Foreign-Trained Studen

BEFORE I went to the UK to pursue a master‘s degree in finance, I suffered from an illusion that is common among young Chinese and their parents. I believed it was a sure fire ticket to a job in Beijing or other big cities in China. My experience over the following years,however, taught me otherwise.     

Getting Lost in Chinese Menus

正Just over two months ago, I returned to Beijing for the second time, six years after my first visit to the city and after having studied Chinese for two years. What was the first thing on my mind as I emerged into the city from Dongsishitiao subway station? Before I found my hostel, and before I bought a Chinese SIM card, there was something I needed to do which I had been craving for so many years: one of Beijing's street-side snacks. During the weeks leading up to my departure, I had not been able to stop thinking about the world of food     

A Job in Hand

<正>As China's college graduates swarm to all kinds of employment fairs in this job-seeking season,the government is set to give them a leg up.A guideline on employment promotion recently released by the State Council,China's cabinet,lays out measures for creating diversified job opportunities for college graduates.The document also details steps to be taken to boost job creation in all sectors of society.     

Getting Their Dues

<正>Baidu comes under fire for online piracy accusations The latest work of 15 writers in Chinais a claim of copyright infringement against Baidu Inc.,operator of the world’s most-used Chinese language search engine.The anti-piracy campaign was initiated     

Getting Healthy Scientifically

Recently,Zhao Zhixin,a Beijing-based instructor on scientific bodybuilding and public sport,was interviewed by China Youth Daily,sharing his views on how to get healthy scientifically.Edited excerpts follow: