Student's tuition loan approved after father's suspected suicide

Local governments have been told to streamline college tuition loans for students from poor families, after a man was suspected to have killed himself over a document related to his son's loan application.

5 punished over Japanese uniforms outrage

Three men have been detained and two given an admonition for wearing Japanese military uniforms from World War II and posing for photos at a renowned war monument in downtown Shanghai earlier this month.

• HIV-positive students get their chance at college
• China's graft watchdog exposes corruption in poverty relief
• Lawyer pioneering green card service in China
• Xiongan looks good in survey
• Most Chinese support green consumption
• Acupuncture for cats and dogs in China
• 9 killed as China hit by strongest typhoon of year
• All 340 wild pandas in quake area unharmed
• World Bank finances China's farmland pollution control
• New steps to tackle air pollution set for Beijing region

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  Free education for children of shepherds

  Since 2012, a high school and a vocational school in Lhasa have been offering competent and decent education free of charge for students.

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  More int'l students come to China to learn Chinese

  China's rapid growth is attracting an increasing number of students and professionals to come and study Chinese both to learn about the culture and to boost their careers.

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China a tourism game-changer for LAC

Beijing's "Policy Paper on Latin America and the Caribbean" provides a lifeline for their tourism industries.