Wang Yongjun speaks unhurriedly, but he acts fast at work — he is an experienced neurologist who has dedicated 40 years in a race with time to save patients with acute brain emergencies. Most of [Read More]
In the fertile mountains of Nicaragua, thousands of small-scale producers grow and process top-quality artisanal coffee, now with the added incentive of potentially breaking into the Chinese market. “China is a huge gateway, a good [Read More]
Village doctor Yin Zuluan has, over the past 21 years, provided medical services for rural residents in Guangsong Village, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, southwest China’s Yunnan Province. She likened herself to a screw [Read More]
With the popularization of cutting-edge technologies, smart health devices such as fitness mirrors, smart bracelets, and smart body-weight scales have become popular with the public, contributing to people’s health. The annual health consumption of most [Read More]
The China-Laos Railway has deepened the friendship between Chinese and Lao staff and provided development opportunities to both countries and peoples. As a symbol of China-Laos friendship and a triumph over Laos’ landlocked status, the [Read More]
The China-funded Kyaukphyu Anargat (Future) Mobile Clinic project in western Myanmar’s Rakhine state entered its final stage in late December, already providing free healthcare service to over 1,500 villagers. U Kyaw Win, 54, from Kyaukphyu [Read More]
The global population of crested ibises, a rare bird species, has increased from seven in 1981 to more than 9,000 at present, the forestry authorities of northwest China’s Shaanxi Province told a press briefing last [Read More]
Archaeologists have found more than 300 tombs dating back around 4,500 years in central China’s Henan Province, which are of great significance to studying the burial system and social structure of prehistoric China. Located in [Read More]
With great pride and yet still some regret, Chinese referees Ma Ning, Shi Xiang and Cao Yi ended their 2022 FIFA World Cup journey. Despite not getting the chance to officiate a match together, the [Read More]
China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration will launch a national survey of cultural relics later this year. The survey will take three to four years to learn about the amount, whereabouts, features, and conditions of immovable [Read More]
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