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Most parents say they would go to the ends of the earth for their children, but not so many have the courage and means to follow through with that promise. Yet, this past weekend one mother departed Nanjing on...

Graduation season is upon us, and that means there is a mix of feelings in the air at high schools all over China. Many are cramming for the dreaded “Gaokao”, while others celebrate their final month in style.  To high-school...

Last week saw the unveiling a new display at the John Rabe House in Nanjing, profiling two local Rotary Club members and their contribution to the International Safety Zone, as well as the people of Nanjing, following the initiation...

Sneezing, runny nose, cough, tightness of chest, itchy eyes and ears, itchy skin... Do you have such symptoms? Take comfort in knowing you far from alone, as that akin to snowfall which is in fact the catkins of Nanjing’s...

The past weekend saw International Museum Day take place, with Nanjing jumping on the bandwagon by flinging open the doors of many museums for free entry and staging a multitude of museum-oriented events. Yet, is a virtual obsession by...

With many of the biggest names in sport in Nanjing for tomorrow’s IAAF World Challenge event, a few took time out yesterday to spend with students at The British School of Nanjing (BSN), putting them though their paces in...

I.M. Pei, the Chinese-American architect, passed away on 16 May, at the age of 102. His loss is felt all over the world, but particularly here in the Yangtze River Delta part of China. While Pei was born in Guangzhou,...