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Slow train helps villagers in mountain areas sell farm produceLocal villagers see the “slow train” as a cost-effective and reliable way to travel to sell their farm produce to the world outside of the mountains.
Children with heart disease from China's Tibet discharged from Fujian Children's Hospital after 20 days of free treatment
World AIDS Day marked across China

China sets rules to safeguard drivers' rights, curb monopoly in ride-hailing sector

China rolled out a guidance to better safeguard the rights of workers from emerging businesses in the transportation industry.
Tibet reviews five years of progress

More than 394 billion yuan has been spent in infrastructure construction over the past five years in the Tibet autonomous region, which has seen rapid social economic development.
Service corners improving life for outdoor workers

Service corners have been set up in restaurants, bakeries and supermarkets around Beijing to provide a place for outdoor workers to rest and stock up on water, medical kits, battery chargers and other basic necessities.
More efforts urged to curb HIV/AIDS

While China’s HIV AIDS containment remains stable though challenging, officials and experts have called for intensified efforts to prevent transmission of HIV AIDS, including raising wider awareness and resorting to early intervention methods for high-risk groups.
Plan to boost qualifications of teachers

China plans to raise the threshold for teachers’ academic backgrounds to improve the quality of education, according to a draft amendment released by the Ministry of Education on Monday.

Slow train helps villagers in mountain areas sell farm produce

Slow train helps villagers in mountain areas sell farm produce

Colorful extracurricular activities enrich children's daily life in China

Colorful extracurricular activities enrich children's daily life in China

China has provided over 1.8b COVID-19 vaccine doses to international community

To date, China has provided over 1.8 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccines to more than 120 countries and international organizations.

UK gov't plan to force back Channel refugees "breaches human rights laws": parliamentary committee

The proposed legislation that will enable boats carrying refugees across the English Channel to be forced back to France will be a breach of human rights, a committee of the British parliament said Wednesday.

Lives and livelihoods safeguarded

COVID-19 vaccines from China have played an important role in saving lives and boosting the economic recovery from the pandemic in many countries in Africa, strengthening the friendship between China and the continent, experts and officials said.

UN report reveals hypocrisy of US on human rights

Beijing on Thursday urged Washington to stop its political manipulation and refrain from meddling in other countries’ internal affairs under the pretext of human rights after a UN rapporteur issued a statement on the country’s own human rights issues.