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At Shanghai Job Fair, Advocates Call for More LGBT Inclusion
A new survey revealed that the majority of the respondents were dissatisfied with their company’s policies on diversity.
Trash Pit at Scenic Qinghai Highway Raises Ecological Concerns
A group of travelers shared photos of plastic bottles and soda cans scattered along an area cutting through the pristine Hoh Xil region.
China’s Missing Women Revolutionaries
As China prepares to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the CPC, the stories of revolutionary women deserve a spotlight.
In a First, Rare-Disease Patient Given Experimental Foreign Drug
The woman is the first to make use of a 2019 ‘compassionate use’ policy.
In China’s Voguing Houses, Queer Millennials Strike a New Pose
Ballroom culture is quietly flourishing in China’s cities, creating a safe space for young LGBT people to explore their identities.
In a First, Shanghai Fines Local Bakery for Using Plastic Straws
The city slapped a $1,500 fine on the facility, which was caught providing non-biodegradable, disposable plastic straws banned in the city.
Conservationists Try Guiding China’s Wandering Elephants Home
Experts say the climate and environment may not be suitable for the animals as they head further north.
With Podcasts, a Generation of Young Chinese Find Their Voice
The rise of audio is helping young Chinese storytellers explore contentious social issues, but some worry the medium's growing mainstream appeal will spoil the fun.
In Workplace Rights Debate, Who’s Looking Out for China’s Interns?
Fueled by pandemic restrictions and a glut of qualified applicants, competition for internship slots is growing fiercer all the time.
China Mulls Longer Parental Leave to Encourage More Births
Currently, the country does not have a national regulation on child care leave, while women are eligible for 98 days of maternity leave.
What If China’s Migrant Data Was Wrong?
Surveys suggested the country’s migration trends were beginning to reverse themselves. Then came the 2020 census.
Why Big Boats Can’t Replace Hainan’s Small-Scale Fishers
As the province embraces recreational fishing, Hainan’s small-scale fishers have found themselves adrift.
‘Gaokao’ 2021 in Photos
A selection of photos from this year’s college entrance exams by Sixth Tone’s visual editors.
A Gaokao Expert Speaks: Scores Don’t Mean Security, Money Does
Disappointed with his job prospects after acing exams and nabbing an elite university degree, Liu Jiasen switched gears. He’s since found his calling, and a small fortune, in giving motivational speeches to students preparing for exams.
Chinese Animal Center Aims to Educate Public, Encourage Adoption
The new facility is stepping in to end animal cruelty and find homes for strays.
Past Lens: Snapshots of Campus Life in ’90s China
Frame by frame, Zhao Gang meticulously documented his university years in vivid detail. His photos capture the innocence, uncertainty, and fragility of students from across China in the 1990s.
The Overseas Schools Training China’s Next Generation of Leaders
From the Andes to Harvard, the CPC sends thousands of cadres abroad each year to learn from the best teachers in the world.
China's Newest Computer Science Student Is a Computer
A Tsinghua University professor said his new student may reach the cognitive level of a 12-year-old in a year’s time.
Court Shuts Tattoo Shop for Using Tainted Ink on Minors
This is the first public interest litigation after the landmark amendment to the Law on the Protection of Minors went into effect.
China Stresses Zero Tolerance for School Bullying, Sexual Harassment
Authorities announced the new guideline on the day the country’s revised Law On the Protection of Minors went into effect.
