South China Morning Post

The fresh graduates of 2020 are bearing the brunt of a frozen job market triggered by a global pandemic. Experts say graduating into a recession can create “lasting scarring” on one’s career.

Studies attempt to weigh the trade-offs of different forms of interventions to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

Zhong Feifei, who was born in China to a Chinese mother and Congolese father, has been targeted for racist attacks after she was announced as a contestant on a Chinese singing competition.

Indoor airflow created by air conditioning could have helped propagate virus-laden droplets and cause a cluster of infections in a restaurant, a study says.

Beijing and several medical authorities expressed concerns that the Trump administration’s move to suspend funding for the World Health Organization could undermine global efforts to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

China wants to build a mature health care system by 2030. The country hopes to get there by modernizing existing hospitals and supporting private hospitals.

Xiong Chaozhong was pushing coal carts for thirteen cents a day before he became a world boxing champion.

The coronavirus pandemic has created an unquenchable demand for face masks. The rush in China to make the protective gear has raised quality concerns.

Social distancing restrictions across the world have varied from country to country, but a lot of the measures implemented may have staying power.

Many Chinese students consider the yearly college entrance exam as the single most important test they take in their lives. This year's students have to deal with another hurdle: being forced to study online.