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Let the Chinese hard-working ethic be instilled into each of us, and not to make any more excuses for our younger generation.
A mobile phone can distract a driver in various ways.Research shows that the ability of drivers to keep a vehicle in its lane diminishes by 91 percent when texting on a mobile phone.
The commercialization of education is a worldwide epidemic that needs to be cured.
Le Qian, deputy editor-in-chief of Hebei Youth Daily, was attacked and badly injured near her residence last Saturday.
I do not completely agree with the letter Society must tolerate geniuses like MJ by Naomi. I think geniuses should not be "tolerated".
In "Fear not the unknown frontier", you wrote "the advent of printing triggered no less panic and resistance in the Western world than Google Books have done today" among the monks who lived by copying ancient manuscripts. This is not exactly true.
What does Chinese audience find newsworthy?
Pajamas on streets will leave poor impression
With great power comes great responsibility
Promote neighborly goodwill
Society must tolerate geniuses like MJ
Prof Sen balances East and West
More than one option for English speakers
Shivering in Dalian
Crack down on land speculation
The long, cold, hungry wait for a flight to take off
Spin-doctor politics and muckraker's slandering
Another view on nuclear-free DPRK
Foster genuinely creative research
A broader base of national economy
China’s housing price has become one of the hottest topics during the two sessions (NPC and CPPCC), as most ordinary Chinese people find it more and more difficult to buy a flat in cities. Is it because housing price is too high or people’s incomes too low?
China has experienced unprecedented economic development and is undergoing rapid modernization now, but its income distribution is far from being balanced.
A new Chinese government survey of the country's environmental problems has shown water pollution levels in 2007 were more than twice the government's official estimate, largely because agricultural waste was ignored.
