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In Depth: New Business Comes With Old Risks for China’s Struggling Tutoring Industry
Just as China Emerges From Covid, Concerns Grow of a Flu Epidemic
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Xintong (xintongwang@caixin.com) Download our app to receive breaking news alerts and
Chartered Flights Show China’s Coastal Labor Shortage Is Getting Serious
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Xintong (xintongwang@caixin.com) and editor Michael Bellart (michaelbellart
In Depth: Why Soccer Hasn’t Graduated in China
butting heads in Beijing have caused much of the efforts to fall by the wayside. Last July,
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Analysis: How China Counts — and Doesn't Count — Covid Deaths
following local funeral customs. Contact reporter Kelly
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(jingzhewang@caixin.com) and
Tech School Enrollment Shrinks Despite Efforts to Boost Skilled Workforce
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Xintong (xintongwang@caixin.com) and editor Jonathan Breen (jonathanbreen
Graft Busters Tackle Education Official in Charge of Promoting Youth Soccer
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Dengfeng, a senior official at the Ministry of Education responsible for promoting soccer, is
Livestreaming E-Commerce Revives Fortunes of Tutoring Giant New Oriental
Cover Story: The Disarray in China’s Vocational Training System
secure a supply of qualified graduates, according to
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Shoubin, deputy head of the Suzhou Industrial
Advanced Placement Exams Canceled in Eight Cities, Leaving Chinese Students in the Lurch
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Xintong (xintongwang@caixin.com) and editor Heather Mowbray (heathermowbray
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