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A sign indicates where the restroom is in Beihai Park, Beijing. A survey conducted in 2015 revealed that Beijing has good public restrooms.
Selfie-worthy Toilets: China Promotes Tourism, Upgrades Restrooms

To boost tourism and in relation to the “toilet revolution” launched by the China National Tourism Administration in 2015, 17,000 toilets will be built and 8,000 will be renovated and expanded in tourist destinations across the country this year. The government plans to allot more than 12.5 billion yuan to finance the upgrades.

The Chinese government has started its first general survey on left-behind children in rural areas to help authorities create better policies to assists them.
First General Survey on Left-behind Children in Rural China Starts

The first general survey on left-behind children in China’s rural areas is being conducted by relevant local governments, which will complete the survey from the end of March to the end of July, the Global Times reported.

Most of the parachute kids are aged 14 to 19 and usually end up in Southern California.
Thousands of Chinese Teenagers Flock to US for Education and Edge

The number of Chinese teens flying to America to finish their studies is increasing, according to an article by China Daily. For these crop of teenagers, an American education gives them an edge when it comes to finding a job back in China.

China is set to enter the global nuclear industry as a major player and nuclear technology supplier for several countries.
CGN Inks MOU with Czech Firm, Asserts China's Role in Nuclear Energy Industry

China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN) and CEZ Group have signed a Memorandum of Agreement on March 30, Wednesday, that will see a long-term collaboration between the two companies to develop nuclear energy.

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NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver and President and founder of Bigelow Aerospace Robert T. Bigelow talk while standing next to the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) during a media briefing.
Inflatable house coming to International Space Station

SpaceX will be launching an inflatable habitat to the International Space Station in hopes to develop technology that will let inhabitants stay longer in space. The habitat will be attached to the Tranquility module and will stay for two years.

Planet Nibiru might be real according to Caltech scientists who link period mass extinction on Earth to possible existance of Planet Nine
Planet Nibiru real? Scientists say Planet Nine responsible for Earth's Mass Extinctions

The myth of Planet Nibiru is still an unresolved mystery, but now a new study by Caltech scientists backs up the credibility that a Planet Nine could be the cause of periodic mass extinctions on Earth.

The landmark tax reform, which replaces China’s current business tax with value-added tax, is just less than a month away from its May 1 deadline.
Value-added Tax Will Cut Prices of Goods and Boost Economy

Amid China's ongoing tax reform, Premier Li Keqiang called on tax and financial authorities to bear in mind that the reform must boost the real economy and reduce burden on all industries, according to an article by China Daily.

China is urging a baby boom to remedy the long-term effects of its aging population.
China's Working-age Population Declines: What It Means for the World's Second Largest Economy

China’s massive population may not present unending advantage for the country as analysis shows how the country’s working-age population starts to decline.

According to traditional Chinese beliefs, having a proper burial ceremony is the correct way to treat the dead.
As Graveyards Continue to Fill Up, Government Calls for Eco-burials

Eco-burials are becoming a popular alternative for traditional burial ceremonies among Chinese public officials as the country's graveyards continue to get filled up, China Daily reported.

Crematorium workers usually take training courses in a vocational school and undergo apprenticeship at the workplace.
Distrust and Weak Education Equal Lack of Crematorium Workers in China

Although cremation is growing increasingly popular among Chinese people, China still faces a lack of skilled crematorium workers due to weaknesses in education and professional training, according to an article by China Daily.

The search for the ill-fated Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 continues.
MH370 update: More debris found in Mauritius; Experts discovered first fragment from ill-fated plane

New debris found in the Indian Ocean near Mauritius is being examined by Australian authorities to confirm if it belongs to flight MH370. The latest find comes just weeks after two pieces of debris confirmed to be part of the mysterious Malaysian Airlines flight, was discovered in Mozambique.

The installation of new door at International Space Station will result in the launch of commercial crew capsules sooner than expected.
Space station successfully receives Russian cargo ship as it docks

On April 2, the International Space station successfully received the Russian unmanned cargo ship Progress, which gave the space station’s crew with needed supplies like food and fuel. Russia’s mission control confirmed that there were no problems along the ship’s journey.

The campaign has so far led to the seizure of 17,975 electric bikes by the end of March.
Local Crackdown on Electric Bikes Resulted in Delivery Delays in Shenzhen

Local police in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, have been seizing unlicensed electric bikes and freight tricycles in the city. The local courier service, particularly delivery workers, have ended up buried in growing piles of undelivered packages, according to an article by China Daily.

President Xi's proposals show that China is committed to nuclear security, which is expected to bring confidence to global nuclear development, according to experts.
China’s Commitment to Nuclear Security Bolstered by President Xi's Proposals

Experts said on Sunday, April 3, that the proposals presented by President Xi Jinping at the Nuclear Security Summit (NSS) show the country’s commitment against nuclear terrorism, boosting global confidence in nuclear energy development, the Xinhua News Agency reported.

China and the United States lead the involved nations in signing the landmark climate deal.
Chinese Foreign Minister: Xi, Obama Meeting Eases South China Sea Tensions

China’s foreign minister declares an “ease” in South China Sea tensions in the wake of President Xi Jinping’s meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama on the sidelines of the Nuclear Security Summit.

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