A new stage for vocational education

China's newly revised Vocational Education Law took effect on May 1 in the hope of promoting high-quality development of the country's vocational education sector.

The ABC of learning to live

In the coming semester in September, primary and secondary school pupils will find the new "practical activities" course in their schedule, with at least one class hour every week.

It's time to heed the voice of the youth

As the first social generation to have grown up having access to the internet and portable digital technology, Gen Z has been dubbed "digital natives" and accounts for about 24 percent of the world's population.

Why footfalls are falling at cinemas nationwide

Of bigger concern for cinemas is the fact that they may not see a reversal of the trend of declining numbers of cinemagoers, accelerated by the pandemic, in the post-pandemic era.

Overseas students' hard journey home to get jobs

The education authorities have taken an approach to encourage students to make their own decisions to study or work at home or abroad.

Beijing's parks a window into everyday life

Beijing is a city of parks. Some of the larger ones were once dynastic royal gardens; others were altars where annual ceremonies were once held.

Sharing is part of Chinese culture since ancient times

After visiting many kingdoms to study Chinese society, the ancient philosopher Confucius concluded that the Chinese "people don't worry about poverty, but rather about the uneven distribution of wealth".

A new stage for family education

The Family Education Promotion Law, which came into effect on Jan. 1, outlines how the priority of family education is to ensure the physical and mental health of minors.

TCM set to play a more crucial role in ensuring global public health

With its unique effectiveness being recognized around the world, traditional Chinese medicine is gradually winning global support and respect.

Spring Festival embraces smart, green travel rush

Road, rail, air and water transport accounted for about 130 million person trips during the Spring Festival holiday from Jan 31 to Feb 6－an increase of 31.7 percent year-on-year.