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Why the Three-Child Policy Is Just a Start
The government is unveiling new policies to make it easier for women to juggle their family and work responsibilities. But what about women who don’t fit neatly into the career woman-housewife dichotomy?
Music School Official Imprisoned for Sexually Harassing Student
Victim’s mother says Xi’an Conservatory of Music party secretary drove daughter to suicide.
China’s 10-Year Campaign to Nourish Rural School Kids
Remote Du’an county shows successes of the ambitious program but also the daunting challenges of rising food and operating costs.
Heavy Rains Trigger Evacuations in Beijing and Sichuan
Downpours caused floods, canceled flights, and suspended classes.
Chinese drugmakers agree to supply more than half a billion vaccines to COVAX
The Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) said on Monday it had signed two advance purchase agreements with Chinese drugmakers Sinopharm and Sinovac to provide up to 550 million COVID-19 vaccines to the COVAX programme.
To Halt COVID-19, Chinese Border City Turns to Facial Recognition
Ruili, located across from Myanmar, hopes to curb coronavirus infections by closely tracking its more than 267,000 residents.
In One Collapsing Village, the Other Side of China’s Rise
When Liang Hong returned to her village after spending a decade away, she discovered that the small truths at home painted a larger picture of China’s economic and societal trends.
Meet the Brit Introducing the 'Beautiful Game' to Youth in Guangzhou
Bend it like Bowden!
A Deadly Fire Killed His Family. Now He’s Being Scorned Online.
Chinese social media users have pounced on Lin Shengbin after finding he started a new family after losing his wife and children in a 2017 blaze.
China’s Cosmetic Surgery Trends Are Getting Riskier — and Weirder
Chinese clinics are pushing women to undergo increasingly invasive procedures to obtain the perfect body. But the treatments can have serious side effects.
EU votes for diplomats to boycott China Winter Olympics over rights abuses
Non-binding resolution also calls for governments to impose further sanctions on China as tensions rise
China slams Olympic boycott call, 'politicization of sports'
BEIJING (AP) — China on Thursday criticized what it called the “politicization of sports” after British lawmakers urged a boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics unless China allows an investigation of complaints of human rights abuses in its northwest.
Pledging to Save Their Relationships, They Stole Their Money Instead
Shanghai police have arrested 69 people for swindling approximately 7 million yuan from people who didn’t want to give up on their partners.
MSG Giant Lotus Flower Withers as Company Auctions Its Trademarks
As China’s growing middle-class stops sprinkling monosodium glutamate into their dishes, the industry is suffering.
For China’s Fashion-Forward Seniors, All the World’s a Runway
Photographer Qin Xiao shares his passion for capturing the “wild” fashion sense of Shanghai’s elderly residents.
UK government urged to hold China 'to account' over Uyghurs
LONDON (AP) — The British government should back a political boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing to pressure the Chinese government over the “genocide” of Uyghurs and other ethnic groups in the northwest province of Xinjiang, an influential group of lawmakers said Thursday.
