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A survey conducted in Nanjing concluded that 60% of respondents rarely exercise but watch television for approximately two hours per day. The survey found that only 27% of the city's residents exercise on a daily basis. Meanwhile, 60% of...

September 3rd marked the 69th anniversary of China’s Victory in the Anti-Japanese War and World Anti-Fascist War. On this day, people from across the nation came to Nanjing's "Massacre Memorial Museum" to reflect upon the hardships and dauntless struggles faced...

Jiangpu Shoushi (a special, local dance involving hand-held lion apparatuses made of bamboo and linen) was shortlisted for the closing ceremony of Nanjing Youth Olympic Games early this June. Originating from the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom (1851-1864), Shoushi dance was...

The World Youth Forum on Sport, Culture and Peace jointly held by UNESCO, Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee and All-China Youth Federation, was held in Nanjing on August 26th. Participants from around the world participated in the Nanjing...

Chinese government agencies are slowly transforming popular mobile messaging application, WeChat, into a platform for interaction with the Chinese public.Subscribers to government accounts on WeChat can now access political advice and government financial publicity details.   Although WeChat's core...

Lele, the lovable mascot of the 2014 YOG, participated in a match of table tennis at the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games on August 23rd, 2014.

Summertime in Nanjing can be daunting. But the city's 20,000 ‘‘Little Limes’' are working long hours to keep thousands of athletes, government officials and members of the media smiling in spite of the sticky summer heat. ‘'Little limes’' is...

On August 13th the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Education released the “Study in Jiangsu Program 2014-2020”. The program plans to increase the enrollment of foreign students to 50,000 by 2020. According to the program, foreign students will account for...