Education authorities in Hong Kong have announced that they are investigating a complaint filed by a mother regarding the handling of an alleged bullying incident involving her son at the Canadian International School in Aberdeen. The complaint follows the school’s decision to dismiss the case after conducting preliminary investigations. According to a report by a … Read more
How Support from a Liver Specialist Helped Hong Kong Teen Win Pokémon Go World Championship A 75-year-old liver specialist has been recognized as a pivotal figure in the success of a Hong Kong teenager who recently became the city’s first world champion in Pokémon Go. Notably, Sam Cheung Lok-hang, the manager of the Hong Kong … Read more
IB Diploma Programme Enforces New Anti-Cheating Measures The International Baccalaureate (IB) Organisation, which oversees the globally recognized IB Diploma Programme, introduced new measures to combat “time zone cheating.” Recent leaks of exam questions online compromised this year’s assessments, raising concerns about fairness. These incidents highlighted issues with academic honesty within the programme. The IB discovered … Read more
Shenzhen Innovation Competition Opens for Global Entrepreneurs The 8th China (Shenzhen) Innovation & Entrepreneurship International Competition, known as the “Entrepreneurship Olympics,” is now accepting registrations. The Shenzhen Innovation Competition invites innovation and entrepreneurship projects worldwide, with no nationality restrictions. Participants will compete for significant prizes and the chance to establish themselves in Shenzhen, a leading innovation hub. … Read more
Cultural Exchange Program Strengthens U.S.-China Student Ties A cultural exchange program hosted by Shijiazhuang Foreign Language School brought together Chinese students with their American counterparts from Iowa, fostering a dynamic and enriching experience. The program not only provided the Iowa group with an opportunity to explore scenic spots around Shijiazhuang but also engaged them in … Read more
China Celebrates First Successful Pilot Whale Rehabilitation and Release In a historic conservation milestone, China has successfully released a short-finned pilot whale back into its natural habitat. This event marks the first instance of such an achievement in the nation, showcasing a significant step forward in pilot whale rehabilitation efforts. Initial Rescue and Rehabilitation Efforts On January … Read more
Shenzhen Summer Camp Kicks Off at SZU Excitement surged as the 2024 International Youth Study in Shenzhen & Shenzhen University (SZU) “Shenzhen Summer Camp” officially launched yesterday during a ceremony held at SZU’s Yuehai campus in Nanshan District. Running until August 23, the camp has attracted 40 international youth from countries such as the United … Read more
Nandagang Migratory Bird Habitat Joins UNESCO World Heritage List Located on the western shore of Bohai Bay, Nandagang Migratory Bird Habitat in Cangzhou, Hebei Province, is a thriving coastal wetland nature reserve. Covering 7,500 hectares, the habitat is home to 271 bird species, including 16 under first-class national protection and 52 under second-class protection. On July 26, … Read more
Shenzhen Green Crab Catching Trend Goes Viral on Social Media Shenzhen green crab catching is growing in popularity, with many users sharing their experiences on platforms like Douyin. Recently, a vlogger’s video, showing the capture of about 60 green crabs at the Shuangjie River estuary, went viral. The vlogger kept only a few crabs, each … Read more
One effective technique for enhancing reading and comprehension skills involves a simple but powerful method: simultaneously reading a book while listening to its audiobook version. This dual approach not only speeds up reading pace but also improves memory retention by engaging multiple areas of the brain. Research supports the effectiveness of combining reading with listening … Read more