Teachers in China join in on MOOC hype

Massive open online courses provider offers better pay for teachers and more access to quality education for students.

Hengqin pins its future on attracting talent

Hengqin is seeking to attract large numbers of skilled workers to sustain its fast development and is improving its infrastructure to increase the island's appeal.

Hengqin pursues talent in big data and AI

The rapid development of industries related to big data, smart cities and artificial intelligence in Hengqin, Guangdong Province, makes the 106-square-kilometer coastal island a magnet for high-end talent.

The miracle of China's development

Everything which China has achieved over the past remarkable thirty years of its growth has come through peace and prosperity. It is important that peace is the other side to the continue prosperity.

The Beijing-Tokyo Forum

The 13th Beijing-Tokyo Forum, a major platform for nongovernmental dialogue between China and Japan, will mainly focus on building a world order that is more open, and safeguarding the peace of Asia.

College student starts business on campus

Yan Jianfan, a 21-year-old student who started his own business in his first year of college, has become an enviable young entrepreneur on campus.

Ask a Beijinger: 'Going to a better place' at a Chinese hospice?

In China, hospice care for the terminally ill is hard to find. The practice is controversial for seeking to comfort rather than cure patients.

Saihanba: From wasteland to woodland

Thanks to the diligent work of forestry experts and workers, Saihanba in northern China has grown from a barren wasteland to a green haven in 55 years.

Taking on Hollywood from China's Silk Road

China is offering research and opportunities to film industries across the developing world, with an eye to making significant returns on its own cinematic investments.

The Carnival of Knowledge

You may have heard of the Singles' Day, the biggest day for online shopping in China. With much less fanfare, a celebration of something less materialistic gets underway almost one month after the frenzy.

Legitimacy of driverless driving still questionable

The trial operation of automatically-steered buses from Shenzhen Bus Group Co. Ltd. is raising many questions about safety and legal issues surrounding the "driverless" approach.

Online writings flourish amid China's internet mania

Bringing online novels to the screen has become a strong trend in China as the quick adaptations have boosted the productivity of online writers. But will the model prove sustainable?

A plus-size model dreams big

When you see Zhi Hui in real life, you wouldn't guess she models for a living.

Russian couple injects vitality into Hunan institute

Vladimir Ganin, a 49-year-old Russian oil painter, and his violinist wife Anna, have been committed to teaching in Yueyang City, Hunan Province, for 15 years.

COMAC expert seeks to cut big plane noise

A foreign aviation expert in the noise control field shares his green vision for the future in an interview with China.org.cn.