Chinese Universities Embracing the World

TRAVELING to study in a foreign country was already popular as far back as ancient Greece.Globalization, and a consequently more integrated world,has intensified the internationalization of education.China is the world's biggest exporter of commodities,and runner up in     

Embracing Urbanization

Challenges and opportunities are prevalent for Chinese farmers wantingto move to the city The labor force shortage in China’s southeast coastal cities had many factory managers and owners wound     

Embracing Innovation

<正>The Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2013,also known as Summer Davos,openedinnortheastChina’sport cityofDalianonSeptember11,with thethemeof MeetingtheInnovationImperative.History tells us that crisis always calls for innovation.The economic crisis in the 1920s and 1930s,which swept up the whole world,was solved by     

Embracing E-Books

It seems that the Chinese e-reader industry is ready to take off, but the industry’s future depends on the contents provided by publishers. The good news is an increasing number     

Embracing Foreign Literature

World-class writers take home China's high-profile foreign literature award     

Embracing the Sea

Xiamen’s marine economy takes off I magine you are at the railway station, waiting in line to buy train tickets, said Chen Liyi.There are millions of people waiting in line and millions of tickets available.However,there is only     

Embracing 3G

The curtain rises on a new era of third-generation mobile phone services in China     

Embracing Traditional Operas

正Traditional Chinese operas are an important part of China’s intangible cultural heritage,including well-known genres such as Peking Opera,Kunqu Opera and Cantonese Opera.Among them,Peking Opera has greatly outperformed others in terms of recognition abroad.Some foreigners not only travel to China to watch it,but also to pick up some of the opera’s performance techniques.     

Embracing Inclusive Growth

<正>Today,the world is witnessing unprecedented changes.The Fourth Industrial Revolution,triggered by scientifi c and technological developments,including big data and artifi cial intelligence,is now underway.How to maintain economic growth during the transformation is a highly pertinent question.The World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2017,also known as the 2017 Summer Davos,took     

Embracing an International Board

<正>A new international stock board will soon be established in Shanghai,allowing foreign companies to list their businesses and tap into the China market China is moving closer to launching its own international stock board,a market for foreign companies to list their stocks in China,said Shang Fulin,     

Embracing the Recycling Way

正Steering the country away from highly polluting and energy-depleting model in favor of the circular economy China National BlueStar Co. Ltd., a member of the state-owned giant China National Chemical Corp.     

Embracing a New World

As Europe readies for deep financial cuts,the international community must also prepare People have been talking in Europe of an age of austerity since the end of 2008.The expectation of large cuts to government spending has been wide-spread. The question was just when the cuts would     

Embracing The Sharing Economy

<正>As red,yellow and blue bicycles appear more frequently on the streets,a new term is spreading fast around China—the sharing economy.Besides bicycles,mobile device power packs and even cars can be borrowed by scanning quick response codes.Thus,the sharing economy is thriving in China.Actually,sharing activities have long existed.For example,libraries are open to the     

Safe water,Safe Life

＂Until very recently, 12-year-old Li Xioling drank the spring water that originated from the Longmen Shan, orthe Dragon＇s Gate Mountains of the Tibetan Plateau. Sitting in a makeshift house set up on the bank of the Yanhe River outside her home town Bailu Township of Pengzhou city, Sichuan Province, Li says, ＂It tastes a little sweet. We used itto cook and to bathe.＂     

Embracing Western Ways While Cleaving to Tradition

Colorfully coiffured Chinese youth dressed in up-to-the-minute grunge listening to rock music as they walk,or sitting in a group discussing last night‘s NBA league match are common sights in Chind‘s large cities,Western,particularly stateside,youth culture is rapidly incorporating itself into everyday urban Chinese life,What does the country‘s youth and society in general think about this cultural omslaught?     

Safe Eating

Food safety mishaps,both in and outside of China,have put consumers on the alert and prompted closer monitoring of food production and distribution.     

Safe Seas

As China relies more on the ocean,maritime security becomes a greater concern when Chinese navigator Zheng He explored the deep blue ocean on a royal mission for the Ming Dynasty in the early     

Labor of Love Embracing the Volunteer Spirit in Education

FEELING her way carefully down the long, dark pathway of a bicycle shed in Shijingshan District’s Laoshan Community, 72-year-old Yu Shuhua reaches a small room It’s a chilly winter’s day in Beijing, and at 4 p.m. the afternoon light is dwindling. Luo Meiqi, the 12-year-old daughter of a migrant worker who runs the shed and also calls it home, is waiting inside. Yu, a retired college teacher-come-volunteer, tutors little Luo every day after school. I first met Luo’s children on a summer day in 2008 when they were doing their homework in front of the shed.     

A Safe Bet

<正>Which mainstream political party will the British public take a gamble on in the 2015 election?With no one party showing overwhelming odds of winning a majority in it,the British general election in May has been seen by many observers as the hardest one to predict the results of over the past seven decades.Since the end of World WarⅡ,UK politics has generally oscillated between the Labor Party and the Conservatives holding power in parliament     

Keeping Campuses Safe

In the wake of a series of brutal attacks against children around China, the country tightens its school security Death was the sentence the Taizhou Intermediate People’ s Court handed down to Xu Yuyuan on May 15.