Life Upclose

A new way to study abroad, Yoosure, has become available to Chinese students. But not all the players have made good

on their pledges to provide good service.

A recent investigation has found that very few college students know much about

HIV or AIDS, despite years of government advocacy among students.

Chartered shuttle buses can run directly

between your residential compound to the workplace on your request. But the new

service faces some difficulties.

An environment lawsuit concerning Tenger Desert pollution was denied as

the foundation is Not justified to be plaintiff. The denial sparked public

debate.

New course, which uses video games to foster kids' interests in learning, has

been announced.

16 nuclear power stations were opened to the public. Called "the Public Nuclear

Open Day", the move aims to make the nuclear power stations more transparent to

the public.

A bilingual children's musical, Five Fools, which has been highly popular in

South Korea, is making its debut in Beijing.

A national two-child policy has been one of the hotly debated issues in China.

After decades of one child policy, is the country really lifting its birth

restriction?

This summer, Chinese films received an unprecedented reception and animated movies have become the top box office earners.

Traditionally, Chinese women stay indoors for one month after the baby is born. Nowadays, more young couples in China would hire a "Yuesao", a post natal carer or nanny to take care of newborns and mothers.