Glitch delays high-speed train

An equipment error brought high-speed rail service from Wuhan to Guangzhou to a standstill yesterday afternoon, the Guangzhou Daily reported. More than 10,000 passengers were stranded, and the train was delayed for an hour, according…

Foreign dissidents will pay for misjudgment

A 24-year-old Swedish student at Shanghai’s Fudan University was expelled by Chinese authorities Saturday. He wrote two open letters online to Chinese President Hu Jintao in April and June, slamming China’s lack of democracy, but…

No fast-track ticket for migrant workers

The debate about China’s high-speed railways seems never ending. After the Beijing–Shanghai high-speed railway started passenger services on June 30, the Ministry of Railways canceled some ordinary trains and there were more complaints about the…

Interview: More U.S. students encouraged to study in China

More U.S. students are encouraged to study in China to gain a competitive edge in a globalized world, a U.S. educational official said here during a recent interview with Xinhuanet. Eduardo M. Ochoa, assistant secretary for postsecondary education at the…