Hundreds of restaurants and guesthouses around a well-known lake in Yunnan province have suspended business for the construction of a project to protect the ecological environment.
Having seen the ETU School in Beijing develop from an idea to a facility with 15 full-time teachers and more than 30 students, co-founder Li Yinuo is confident of success and feels ready to take the next step.
The Beijing Ririxin School: Wang Xiaofeng, his wife Zhang Dongqing and a group of parents established the school in 2006. The campus is located in an orchard in Changping district to ensure the children grow up in an environment that's close to nature.
Li Yinuo, one of the three founders of the ETU School, said she and her peers learned from other innovative schools throughout the founding process. One of their models was AltSchool, an educational startup that features personalized study and which Li's eldest son attended for a year before the family returned to China. The school was established in San Francisco by Max Ventilla, one of the founders of Google Plus, in 2014.
At 1.62 meters tall and weighing 52 kilograms, Chen Xuhua, from Jinan, Shandong province, looks much younger than her 77 years.
For almost three decades, Liu Jingxu and his wife have cared for his learning-disabled elder brother in Qingdao, Shandong province.
Zhang Zhiqin, a farmer in Northwest China's Gansu province, will spend more time this year taking care of his family fortune: three cows and five lambs, which he bought with the help of local banks.
China plans to build a Giant Panda National Park spanning three provinces to help the endangered animals mingle and enrich their gene pool.
China plans to build a Giant Panda National Park spanning three provinces to help the endangered animals mingle and enrich their gene pool.
When a panda died after being released into the wild late last year, the Chengdu Research Base for Giant Panda Breeding became the target of criticism. Hesheng, a captive-bred panda, died in September, two months after being released into the wild in Southwest China's Sichuan province, according to an announcement from the research base.
Three generations of one family in Hunan have returned to their remote hill village to teach
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