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Pew Internet Study: 1 in 5 American Adults Are Virtually Always Online

The Pew Research Center collects a plethora of data about how Americans use the Internet, including desktops, laptops, tablets, smartphones, browsing, social media, and email. A new Pew study shows that most Americans go online daily, and 21 percent of them use the Internet "almost constantly." In addition, most U.S. adults who go online do that many times per day, and only 6 percent of the respondents reported that they do not go online at least once daily

Animals such as mice, monkeys and dogs are used in learning medical skills.
As Abuse Concerns Rise, Xi’an Medical University Calls Halt to Animal Surgery

Xi’an Medical University has called to halt surgeries on animals. This comes as public concerns about animal welfare rose after photos of abused dogs found on the roof of the university's building went viral.

In a bid to counter the United States’ growing stance on protectionism, China and the European Union team up and plan an early summit in Brussels.
China Eyes Speedy Construction of Carbon Market: Climate Change Envoy

China is strengthening its climate change cooperation with the European Union. This comes as it eyes to speed up the construction of its carbon market.

Teachers in China often receive bribes in exchange for giving extra lessons.
Education Authorities Crack Down on Teacher Bribes

Education authorities in China are cracking down on the practice of giving teachers gifts or bribes in exchange for extra lessons. Many parents and pupils have a negative opinion of the morality of teachers.

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Taobao.com experienced an increase in online orders for masks, air purifiers, sportswear and condoms.
Masks, Condoms, Sportswear Sales Spike Due to Heavy Smog

Recent search ratings provided by Taobao.com revealed that sales on anti-pollution products, condoms and sportswear spiked following the heavy smog that covered northern China, according to a report by China Daily. Numbers suggest that online orders and the severe pollution are correlated.

Although the smog is only expected to last until Wednesday, Dec. 9, the heavy population has already brought adverse effects to northern China’s industry, transportation and over 300 million people.
Coal-burning, Vehicle Exhaust Main Culprits Behind Heavy Smog in Northern China

Amid the intense pollution that clouds the Chinese capital, a heated debate erupted among Chinese experts. The debate centered on why severe pollution is becoming a more prevalent occurrence in China.

Input from the advisers will help China create a more realistic development blueprint that will help the country avoid the “middle income trap,” according to Li.
Chinese, Foreign Economic Experts Advise on 13th Five-Year Plan

China’s Cabinet has sought out top Chinese and foreign economists for advice on the country’s new Five-Year Plan (2016-20), China Daily reported. It’s the first time the Chinese government has undertaken such a move.

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Chinese, Singapore Universities Ink MOUs to Boost Cooperation, Strengthen Ties

Top Singapore and Chinese universities signed three Memorandum of Understandings (MOUs) on Monday, Dec. 7, to mark the 25th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries, the Xinhua News Agency reported.

A survey conducted by Sun Yat-sen University revealed that the country's workforce is no longer dominated by young workers.
China’s Workforce No Longer Dominated by Youth: Survey

China no longer has a youth-dominated labor force as a report by a leading Chinese university revealed that the average age in the country’s labor force is 37.57, the Global Times reported.

Ling Jihua, a former member of the CPC Central Committee, is among the high-ranking public officials that have been punished.
CPC to Inspect All Government Bodies

The CPC Central Committee has announced plans to inspect all government-affiliated agencies. The plans have been included in the 18th CPC National Congress in 2012 and will be completed by the 19th CPC National Congress.

Beijing's water diversion project has not only prevented the decline of underground water level, but also brought water supply to downtown and suburban areas.
Beijing’s Water Diversion Project Prevents Decline of Underground Water Level

The south-to-north water diversion project in Beijing has helped slow down the decline of underground water level, according to the municipal water authority.

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Alien Investigator Accuses NASA Of Hiding Photos Of Underground Bases In Mars

An alien researcher, Marcelo Irazusta, is accusing the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) of hiding alleged underground bases in Mars which they believe were built by extraterrestrials.

Dedrug-Jamyangxerabpaldan was a Living Buddha believed to be the reincarnated soul boy of the fifth living Buddha Dedrug-Jampalgalsanggyatso.
Online Database of Living Buddhas to Help Identify Fakes

To properly distinguish real Living Buddhas from fake ones, a database of legitimate Living Buddhas in China will be made available to the public, according to a report by China Daily.

Officials from the Beijing Municipal Environmental Monitoring Center estimate that the heavy air pollution will cloud over the city until Thursday afternoon, when the cold front arrives.
Red Level Warning Issued Following Heavy Pollution in Beijing

Beijing recorded its highest level of air pollution on Dec. 7, Monday afternoon. From the orange level, authorities raised it to red alert, the most serious level.

Zhang Huiming was hired as a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Sciences through the Hundred Talents Program.
Shanghai Districts Address Red Tape to Keep Local Talents

Shanghai district authorities are addressing problems on red tape, which has been identified as one of the factors that make it difficult for local talents to remain in their districts.

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