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How water from the South quenched the thirst of the North (opens the original)
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I walked into the kitchen and turned on the faucet to wash the dishes after lunch. Not a single drop of water came out, and the tap made a strange noise. For a moment, I fell into a trance, wondering whether the regional water shortage that had haunted the early years of my life was back. I soon came to my senses and laughed off the thought. Frequent water stoppages have long been a thing of the past, although the miserable experience remains deeply etched in the memories of many Chinese. I chec
Here's hoping 'Skills Olympics' opens ways to greater skills and jobs (opens the original)
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Can an apprentice become a master overnight? The answer is yes. Many such success stories will be heard in the coming days at the 48th WorldSkills Competition Shanghai 2026, commencing Tuesday and running through Sunday. According to the organizers, 1,385 young craftsmen from 68 countries and regions will fight it out for top honors at the event. Young craftsmen — mostly students from vocational schools or fresh graduates under the age of 22 — will compete for 64 gold medals in categories extend
Fewer beggars, better lives: A story of China's progress (opens the original)
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More than 82 million foreign-entry trips were recorded in China last year. While sharing their travel experience, many of them said they were impressed by the country's good public security situation, modern infrastructure, low costs and the many free public toilets. Some said they were surprised at not having seen a single beggar during their stay in China. Happy as I am at hearing these words about my country, I have to point out that begging still exists in China — I do see a few beggars now
Key to realizing life expectancy goals lies in rural areas (opens the original)
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Six decades ago, when I was just six years old, for several months it was my uncle who came to fetch me from my boarding kindergarten to spend weekends with my grandparents. My parents, I was told, were in the hospital, with my father suffering from tuberculosis and my mother from hepatitis. At that time, both diseases were infectious and, sometimes, fatal. As a six-year-old, I could only cry and pray that they recover and live till the age of 60 — a target I also set for myself. As a child, I h
Rural schools promise to leave no single kid behind (opens the original)
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For the past month, my wife and I have been living in my village in Fuyuan, China's easternmost city, in Heilongjiang province, to escape Beijing's summer heat. During our routine daily walks, we often passed a village school, a few hundred meters from Wusulijiang, a river along the China-Russia border. As a former researcher of comparative education, my wife suggested we go in and take a look. The campus was empty as the summer vacation was on. The only faculty member present there was friendly
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