More Cars,More Burden The increasing number of cars has brought many problems to China

<正>The news of China now being the world’s largest auto market may be good for the country’s automobile industries, but more people say it’s not good for roads and the environment.     

Stepping Up to Challenges

<正>Political advisors say urbanization holds the key to China’s future We will actively yet prudently move forward with urbanization.We will adhere to the path of urbanization with Chinese characteristics,abide by the principles of urban development and foster     

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     

Stressful Presence

<正>Overwork threatens the health of office workers in China On May 23,Liu Jian,a 28-year-old reporter at Henan Province’s Zhengzhou TV Station passed away at home with myocardial infarction.     

Glass Sword of Damocles

<正>A string of accidents draws attention to the safety of the gleaming glass-walled skyscrapers, now common in China’s major cities On July 8, as 19-year-old Zhu Yiyi was walking past a 23-story building in Hangzhou, east China’s Zhejiang Province, shards of glass falling     

People in a Case

<正>China sees an increasing number of people with social anxiety disorder If a teacher called on me, I’d panic. My heart would beat so hard and I felt like I could barely breathe.     

Fair Play And Fair Gain

<正>Reform of the income distribution system tops the concerns of legislators and advisors On March 6,Han Zhaoshan and Gao Baoyu,two national lawmakers from northeast China’s Liaoning Province,walked around the neighborhood near their Beijing hotel room at lunch to talk with retired people and collect ideas for the income distribution system reform.     

The Power of Youth

<正>Guangzhou’s youth are making themselves heard on public affairs On July 7, Ou Jiayang, a 23-year-old Guangzhou native in south China’s Guangdong Province, met with Hou Yongquan, Director of the city’s Urban and Rural Construction Commission.Ou had waited months for this meeting. As a fresh college graduate, instead of finding a job, Ou started a campaign in May challenging the local government on a costly lighting project.     

Libraries on the Way

<正>An NGO campaigns to help rural students find the joy of reading Tan Li joined the Gan Quan Library,a Trural library in Chengde,north China’s Hebei Province,after graduating from the Shanxi University of Finance and Economics in July.