Dongying No 1 Middle School in China's Shandong province is facing backlash for collecting sensitive information from new students' parents, including car brand, plate number, and purchase price, citing internal use.
Chen Yuanjiang, 20, wins the men's 110m hurdles at China's National Athletics Championships in 13.14s, securing an Asian Games spot. Wu Yanni qualifies for the women's 100m hurdles despite not being fully prepared.
Female comedians in China are using standup to address sexism and societal pressures, gaining a cult following. Despite censorship, they provide a release valve for women frustrated with everyday inequalities, though the line of acceptable topics shifts.
Shandong Province is implementing a "Community Micro-Employment" initiative, utilizing idle factory spaces to create local jobs. The program, led by the "Gongfu Company" in Linyi City, offers flexible employment options for residents, helping them balance work and family while increasing household income. The initiative also supports micro-entrepreneurship and aims to enhance grassroots employment governance.
Shandong Province's CPPCC convened a meeting on June 11 to discuss building a new high ground for high-level opening-up. Experts and officials proposed strategies for institutional opening-up, trade innovation, investment, and logistics.
China launches the world's first prefabricated energy hub in Qingdao, providing 100% green power to computing facilities, and introduces a nationwide smart factory system.
Zhongji Innolight, a Shandong-based AI innovation leader, tops the CSI 300 Index with a 5% weighting, driven by soaring demand for its high-speed optical modules used in AI data centers, supplied to global hyperscalers like Alphabet, Amazon, and Huawei.
A 12-year-old boy, Xuanxuan, who survived catastrophic burns covering 97% of his body after a fire six years ago, is now battling daily pain on the badminton court, inspired by his idol Lin Dan to become a champion.
Shandong Province is actively promoting cultural resources to grassroots communities, offering tailored classes like square dancing, calligraphy, and opera, enhancing residents' happiness and sense of gain.
Liu Xinju, a 32-year-old man with one arm and one leg, captivated audiences at a bodybuilding competition in Jinan, China. His inspiring performance, which went viral on social media, earned him the nickname 'Encouraging Brother'.
A 19-year-old Chinese man, Lu, earns 50,000 yuan/month selling fried rice in a suit at a Yantai night market, gaining viral fame for his stylish cooking poses.
A giant orange disc recently settled into the waters off eastern China’s Shandong province, marking the deployment of what Chinese researchers describe as a first-of-its-kind intelligent ocean-observation buoy. It abandons a mooring architecture that has dominated Western marine engineering since World War II. Measuring six metres (19.7 feet) across, the platform has completed sea trials and officially joined the Yellow Sea observation network, enabling continuous, real-time monitoring across...
A giant orange disc settled into the waters off Rongcheng in eastern China’s Shandong province, marking the deployment of what Chinese researchers describe as the world’s first-of-a-kind intelligent ocean-observation buoy. It abandons a mooring architecture that has dominated Western marine engineering since World War II. The six-metre-wide (19.7 feet) platform has completed sea trials and officially joined the Yellow Sea observation network, enabling continuous, real-time monitoring across the...
Zhang Jian, 24, from Shandong province, heroically rescued an injured driver from a burning truck in the Baotashan Tunnel while traveling home from Shanxi province. During the rescue, he called his mother to say he "might not return." With his ride-hailing passenger, Zhang carried the injured man into his car, driving 10 minutes with the front door open due to the victim's leg position, while dense smoke filled the vehicle.
Wang Ranran, 24, from Taian in Shandong province, fell into a coma after receiving a botched cold treatment at a local clinic in January. After six years together and having registered their marriage at the end of last year, she and fiancé Zhang Xirui had planned an April 25 wedding. She awoke from the coma just two days before the ceremony, smiling at her fiancé.
A 24-year-old bride-to-be from Taian, Shandong province, eastern China, woke from a coma two days before her wedding after receiving a botched cold treatment at a local clinic. Wang Ranran had been planning her April 25 wedding with fiancé Zhang Xirui after registering their marriage at the end of last year. She visited Daiyue Jin Medical Hall in January for a sore throat but fell into a coma due to complications from the treatment.
