It was the first time in 24 years that Lu Buxuan was speaking at his alma mater, Peking University, and the scene was emotional.
Adventure advocate
People with dyslexia have often been misunderstood. There are now centers in China aimed at creating public awareness and giving training courses to this group of people.
Chinese couch potatoes love American TV drama - they just don't watch it on a couch.
Pan Shanji was the first high school graduate from the remote Dayandong village, and has spent the past 34 years as a committed educator.
For the last 10 years, Han Li has helped her fellow villagers almost triple their income.
Old Beijing photos to be auctioned in London
A Belgian adventurer came to China because he first heard about the country from a Chinese tugboat worker in Nigeria, and he has come a long way since.
Song-and-dance duets are 78-year-old Ren Shuzhen's favorite, and like many other people in Northeast China, the resident of Jilin province spends almost the entire evening watching them.
Looted relics have been a hot topic in China in recent years and were back in the news last month when it was announced that two bronze sculptures taken from Beijing during a joint attack by British and French forces in 1860 will be returned to the country.
We Impact, a company that promotes sustainable lifestyles and business practices, has helped the pizza restaurant by suggesting ways it can improve its environmental footprint.
Her position is still unique in a society that is just waking up to the value of being eco-friendly.
While the rich are growing richer, it's the poor becoming middle-class who are driving China's booming economy and keeping the rest of the world afloat. So, who are China's middle class and how are they defined?