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1,124 articles matching the search query.
Chinese Grads Return Home With Degrees and Disillusionment
With foreign diplomas now common in China, ‘sea turtles’ find domestic job prospects disappointing.
Chinese Government Tells Dating Websites to Vet Users
Directive comes after netizens suggest Jiayuan.com could be held partially responsible for tech entrepreneur’s suicide.
Herbal Tea Rivals Must Share Trademark, Supreme Court Says
China’s top legislative body orders a truce after years of squabbling over design rights.
Waking Up to the Threat of Domestic Violence
Abuse at home is a brutal reality for millions in China. A new law aims to bring about change.
China gets to grips with MMA, and the results could be explosive
Cage fighting has taken off in the past few years in China, and with martial arts’ deep cultural roots in the country, trainee fighters’ every need taken care of and several potential champions, all the ingredients for dominance are there Cage fighting has taken off in the past few years in China, and with martial arts’ deep cultural roots in the country, trainee fighters’ every need taken care of and several potential champions, all the ingredients for dominance are there
Hong Kong hotelier ‘may be victim of murder’
Hong Kong hotel owner may be victim of murder on mainland, court told
Campus Cuddle Puts Spotlight on University Discipline Committees
Romance sparks debate about whether student-led self-discipline committees are draconian institutions.
Shanghai’s Underground Child Care Market
Flexible and available, unlicensed private day cares fill demand from desperate parents.
Hong Kong is ‘booze cruise’ choice of mainland wine lovers
Hong Kong takes on ‘booze cruise’ role for growing number of mainland wine lovers
Think tank talk halted for ‘security reasons’ ahead of belt and road
Liberal economics think tank Unirule locked out of its office for ‘security reasons’ ahead of forum
China’s Autism Schools a Last Resort for Youth on the Spectrum
Private institutions grapple with lack of funding, teachers, and experience to provide education for ‘children of the stars.’
End of the Line for Subway Ad Against Sexual Harassment
One year later, Guangzhou feminist group still hasn’t succeeded in putting up anti-harassment billboards.
Hunan Slaughterhouse Pumped Cows Full of Water
Netizens angry over inhumane treatment of animals and safety risks of injected well water.
Valuation boss at Savills eager to tread the reit path
Reit way for China would reduce cost for developers and offer investors more choice
Xi Jinping’s 12 titles ... and how they strengthen his power
How Xi Jinping has taken on multiple roles ... and amassed unrivalled power in China
China won’t be world No 1 at box office any time soon
China won’t be home to world’s top box office any time soon
‘Code Cat’ Gets Chinese Kids Hooked on Programming
Both the government and private enterprises want ‘maker education’ to become a reality for China’s schoolchildren.
Fresh Blood Hopes to Revive China’s Funeral Homes
Despite social stigma, a young generation is trying modernize the country’s booming funeral service industry.
China’s Illicit Adoption Market Goes Online
Children traded through chat groups and forums could be trafficked, warns lawyer.
