News

2009 09-22
•Close to Chinese Family Close to Chinese Culture
On the schedule of 2009 CTBU Study and Culture Tour, May 23rd was the day when the international professors and students were invited to visit local Chongqing family. A short ceremony was held in the morning. As hosting families, Vice President Huan

Abroad China

2009 09-22
•Close to Chinese Family Close to Chinese Culture
On the schedule of 2009 CTBU Study and Culture Tour, May 23rd was the day when the international professors and students were invited to visit local Chongqing family. A short ceremony was held in the morning. As hosting families, Vice President Huan
2009 09-22
•NWNU Party Secretary Liuji Visited Moldova and Turkey
Liuji, party secretary of NWNU, visited Moldova and Turkey during May 4-11. During his stay in Moldova, Liuji visited Liberal International University of Moldova (LIUM), and discussed with the students from the Faculty of Chinese Language, answered
2009 09-22
•First major national special sci-tech programme to be led by XMU
On May 18th, a meeting was held at Xiamen University to discuss plans for the implementation of a major national special sci-tech programme on research into diagnostic techniques, treatments for and immunisation against drug-resistant TB. This specia
2009 09-22
•Not easy to read China
Promoting Chinese literature to the rest of the world was a focus of the Beijing Book Fair that ended on Sunday. One particular bestseller in China, Jiang Rong's Wolf Totem (Lang Tuteng), offered insight into how a popular Chinese novel that didn'
2009 09-22
•87% HK college students score 6 or above in IELTS
The results of an international English test released Tuesday revealed that more than 80 percent of the city's graduating college students have effective command of the language.
2009 09-22
•Bird's Nest to offer free admission to teachers on Teachers' day
The National Stadium, or the Bird's Nest, will open to teachers free of charge on Teacher's Day which falls on Sept. 10. All teachers will be taken on a free tour of the stadium upon providing ID certification at the gate, said an officer with the
2009 09-22
•Senior Chinese leader stresses accessible education on eve of Teacher's Day
Chinese State Councilor Liu Yandong Wednesday stressed the importance of providing accessible education to the public and urged teachers to serve as models for their students. Liu made the remarks at a meeting with representatives of outstanding t
2009 09-22
•Int'l students urge Australia to strictly regulate education providers
International students studying in Australia told the federal government on Tuesday that they wanted to be able to work more, access transport concessions and have their education sector more strictly regulated.
2009 09-22
•200 Chinese mainland students to study in Taiwan
Twenty-three students left the Chinese mainland for a year's study in Taiwan Wednesday, marking the start of a mainland government-funded project to send 200 students to study on the island. The 23 students from Fujian Polytechnic of Information Tec
2009 09-22
•China's official English language paper to launch Beijing edition
China Daily, the country's largest nationwide English language newspaper, will officially launch its Beijing slip-edition on Wednesday ahead of the National Day celebrations. The new slip-edition, with four broadsheet colored pages, will be released
2009 09-22
•Air Hostess Becomes 1 Millionth Bone Marrow Donor
Air hostess An Jing became the one millionth voluntary donor yesterday to China's bone marrow databank in Beijing. An Jing, 24, works at the China Southern Airlines Beijing Branch. She has been donating blood every six months for the past four years
2009 09-22
•15 Women Candidates for New Astronauts
The preliminary selection for candidates of China's second-batch of astronauts has finished, with candidates including 30 men and 15 women who are all air force pilots, authorities said Thursday. Among them, five men and two women would be final can
2009 09-22
•Hu in US for UN Meetings, G20 Summit
Chinese President Hu Jintao arrived in New York Monday for a UN climate change summit and other UN meetings. He will also attend a financial summit of the Group of 20 (G20) in Pittsburgh scheduled for Sept. 24-25.
2009 09-16
•Brief introduce to World Expo 2010 Shanghai China
World Expositions are galleries of human inspirations and thoughts.
2009 09-15
•60 Years Witnesses Substantial Changes in China: Notimex Chief
In the past 60 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the country has emerged from civil war and poverty to become a player on the world stage, the chief of Mexico's state-run news agency said.

School News

2009 09-22
•Company offers large money to promote Chinese language education overseas
The Chinese Language and Culture Education Foundation of China (CLCEF) received Monday a 20 million yuan (2.9 million U.S. dollars) donation to encourage overseas Chinese youths to study the country's language and culture.
2009 09-22
•Not easy to read China
Promoting Chinese literature to the rest of the world was a focus of the Beijing Book Fair that ended on Sunday. One particular bestseller in China, Jiang Rong's Wolf Totem (Lang Tuteng), offered insight into how a popular Chinese novel that didn't
2009 09-22
•15 Women Candidates for New Astronauts
The preliminary selection for candidates of China's second-batch of astronauts has finished, with candidates including 30 men and 15 women who are all air force pilots, authorities said Thursday.
2009 09-22
•Air Hostess Becomes 1 Millionth Bone Marrow Donor
Air hostess An Jing became the one millionth voluntary donor yesterday to China's bone marrow databank in Beijing.
2009 09-22
•China's official English language paper to launch Beijing edition
China Daily, the country's largest nationwide English language newspaper, will officially launch its Beijing slip-edition on Wednesday ahead of the National Day celebrations.
2009 09-22
•Bird's Nest to offer free admission to teachers on Teachers' day
2009 09-22
•87% HK college students score 6 or above in IELTS
The results of an international English test released Tuesday revealed that more than 80 percent of the city's graduating college students have effective command of the language.