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‘No Quotas,’ U.S. Embassy Officials Tell Chinese Students — but You Could Wait Indefinitely

Chinese students seeking to study science and technology in the U.S. have been told to submit their visa
U.S. Embassy Says STEM Student Visas Still Subject to Administrative Processing

The U.S. Embassy in China denied that there are visa quotas for Chinese students but confirmed to Caixin
China’s Opening of Agriculture Sector to Have ‘Modest’ Benefits to U.S. Farmers

China is set to further open its agricultural sector as part of an agreement with the United States —
Chart: Beijing Residency System No Longer ‘Pointless’

* Beijing government has yet to announce how many points residents will need to earn residency * Government
As Trade War Intensifies, U.S. Casualty List Becomes Clearer

Electric car-maker Tesla Inc. and soybean farmers would likely feel the most painful sting of China’s
University-Boosting Program Risks Widening Academic Divide: Experts

Chinese universities’ pursuit of academic supremacy could trigger a war for top scholars and scientists,
No Easing of Two-Child Policy, Official Says

, before making any further changes to family planning guidelines, Wang Peian, a deputy director of the
China Inches Forward in Stopping Ivory Trade, Illegal Logging

China has taken major steps to ban its ivory trade and curb illegal logging, but the country still has
City-Dwelling Farmers Who Forsake Rural Homes to Be 'Rewarded'

China is to compensate farmers who voluntarily forgo their rural homes after they resettle in cities
Midea Founder Finds Golden Touch in China Philanthropy

Wang Jianlin, chairman of Dalian Wanda Group Co. Ltd., and Xu Jiayin, chairman of Evergrande Real