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Anne Yi

NewJilin to ban schools from giving pupils medicine without parental consent

Children at school in Xian, Shaanxi. Two kindergartens in the province were recently exposed to have given antiviral drugs to its pupils without their parents' knowledge. Photo: AFP

31 Jul 2014 - 5:32PM

NewPeking University students win bittersweet victory against ‘elitist’ academy

Students seen at the Goddess of Flower temple on the Peking University campus. Photo: Simon Song

20 Jun 2018 - 5:14PM

NewQinghai-Tibet Railway's new westward spur may open next month

The Qinghai-Tibet Railway, which runs 1,956km from Xining, Qinghai, to Lhasa, Tibet, will have a 253km spur across a 90km canyon and a wetlands area. Photo: AP

23 Jul 2014 - 4:54PM

NewChina launches drive to protect children in wake of attacks on minors

Cases of crimes against children -- such as this one involving a Beijing man who threw a two-year-old girl onto a pavement during an argument with her mother over a parking space -- are the select group's concern. Photo: Xinhua

The National People’s Congress’ Standing Committee's inspection group to battle crimes committed against children report on findings in five provinces and Chongqing municipality.

22 Jul 2014 - 4:01PM

NewStudents, faculty up in arms against 'elitist academy' at China's Peking University

A purported plan of the Yenching Academy at Peking University. Photo: Handout

20 Jun 2018 - 5:14PM

Hubei lawmaker dies after falling from his office: report

Li Haihua pictured at a government meeting. Photo: Egs.gov.cn

9 Jul 2014 - 7:13PM

Guangdong gunman arrested after 19-hour hostage-suicide drama

An armed policeman stands guard at a crime scene. A suspect was arrested today after a stand-off with police. Photo: Reuters

8 Jul 2014 - 7:12PM

Outcry as Chinese students recreate Red Guard persecution for yearbook photos

College students in Harbin re-enact a typical scene during the Cultural Revolution. Photo: news.ifeng.com

20 Jun 2014 - 11:01PM

After woman leaves diamonds on Shanghai subway, police find them in trash can

Miss Hou, at right, recovered her jewels with the help of police and subway workers. Photo: Screenshot via Weibo

A six-hour search by police and subway personnel turned up the package of jewels, worth some 187,000 yuan (HK$225,000), in a bin at the Shanghai airport.

13 Jun 2014 - 10:30PM