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Many Students at Rural Boarding Schools Bullied, Researchers Find

(Beijing) – Nearly one-third of students in rural boarding schools are bullied two or three times a month,
Country Facing 'Unprecedented Problem' Storing Extra Grain, Official Says

(Beijing) – The country is facing an "unprecedented problem" storing grain, a top official says, as the
Beijing Secures Over 30 Bln Yuan Needed to Relocate City Agencies

100 billion yuan will be spent to develop infrastructure in the suburb in the next few years, said Wang
Price Controls Irritating Rice Storage Crunch

(Henan) – Farmers in trucks filled with newly harvested rice queued for days in late December outside
Cabinet Bans Younger 'Left-Behind Children' from Living Alone

(Beijing) – The central government is stepping up efforts to protect the children that migrant workers
Give the Poor a Stake in Mining, Hydropower Projects, Expert Says

Wang Sangui, a deputy director at Renmin University's Sustainable Development Research Institute, said
China's 'Father of Rural Reform' Dies Aged 102

Du mentored many students who went on to become leaders in a range of fields, including Wang Qishan,
China Dismisses U.S. Criticism of Its Cotton Subsidies

(Beijing) – Beijing has dismissed criticism from the United States over its subsidies for the cotton
Tianjin Blast Probe Too Late for Firefighters

(Tianjin) – Firefighter Zhai Lei and two colleagues were sitting in a fire truck and preparing to retreat
Critics Say Gov't Argument for Curbing Beijing's Population Is Flawed

(Beijing) – The Beijing city government has taken several steps lately to rein in its population growth,