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Research Results on Father's Role in Family ReleasedA conference for fathers' important role in family was held in Beijing to highlight the impact that a good father has on children's growth.
Exquisite Ballpoint Pen Paintings Go Viral OnlinePictures created with ballpoint pens caused a sensation on the Internet on January 26.

Disabled Woman Relies On Knees to Walk, WorkRecently, a woman from Guangxi has touched the online netizen community through her story of relentless perseverance: Although disabled, she goes to work each...

'Chinese Emily Dickinson' in High Demand on Literature MarketRecently, a female Chinese rural woman has been highly praised as the Emily Dickenson of China's literature arena.

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'Smiling Judge' Committed to Solving People's TroublesReferred to by many as "the smiling judge," Zheng Xiaohong impresses everyone with her warm demeanor and strong sense of responsibility.
Nanjing Appoints New Female Party ChiefHuang Lixin, 53, former Party secretary of Wuxi, a city in east China's Jiangsu Province, was appointed as the Party secretary of Nanjing on January 25, 2015.

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Celebrate La Ba Festival with Porridge, GarlicThe La Ba Festival is celebrated on the eighth day of the 12th month. It is one of the most important traditional festivals in Chinese culture.

Chiung Yao to Join Chinese Society of Film and LiteratureTaiwanese writer Chiung Yao has submitted her application to join the society and is now currently in the midst of completing the application procedure.

Shanghai Couples Encouraged to Have More ChildrenFamily planning officials in Shanghai have called on the city's residents to have more babies as an unexpectedly small percentage of couples have sought permission for a second child.
Overhauling China's Organ Transplant System to Take Some TimeChina would stop using executed prisoners as a source of organs for transplant came as a relief to many in the medical community, but it also raised some concerns.
Palace Museum Planning to Limit Number of VisitorsThe Palace Museum in Beijing unveiled a plan on January 27 to control the number of visitors after dealing with overwhelming crowds for years. Forbidden City Being More Appealing
34,000 New Toilets at Scenic Spots to Be ProvidedForeign tourists can expect more and cleaner public toilets across China's many scenic spots, along with better stocks of soaps and paper. Public Toilets Important, Deserve Public Attention
China's Medical Staff Passionate, Dedicated in Fight against EbolaChinese medical workers, many of whom are women, have travelled to the affected West African nations devoting themselves to the battle against Ebola.

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Xuzhou Sachets Impress World with Fragrance, Needlework

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Late Chinese Star Yao Sets Fine Example with Cornea Donation
The decision by the late pop singer Yao Beina to donate her corneas has fueled national discussion and concern over the current organ transplant and donation system in China.

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Naked 'Wedding' Photos to Promote Tourism, Instead Spark Controversy
A series of nude wedding photos at a scenic spot in Zhangjiajie, a city in central China's Hubei Province, has sparked controversy online. The couple wears almost nothing in the photos, and some netizens have accused their behavior of being quite vulgar.
No Need to Condemn Contrasting Responses to Deaths of Pop Singer and Military General
As society pays more attention to the death of singer Yao Beina than the death of a senior military general, some are not amused.

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Apps for Women Flood Digital Chinese Market
Female users have become a driving force, establishing a vast market for mobile apps geared toward women.