Nanjing’s annual New Year’s Day Run was held yesterday, 1 January, providing a perfect backdrop to introduce Cedar, the mascot for the upcoming world indoor athletic championships, to be held in the city in just over 2 months time.
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Looking back over The Nanjinger’s headlines for 2019, it is quickly apparent that above all, sport and culture have been the top stories in which Nanjing has hit the headlines. Worth remembering that the last 12 months has brought...
As the year closes, so it is nice to look forward to 2020 and the places we may soon visit, Nanjing being in the dead-centre of Asia. In Nanjing Lukou International Airport, we are blessed with an ever-increasing selection...
Fighting, theft and illicit drug use are among the topics covered in a lively promotional video recently released by local authorities that aims to familiarise foreign students with the laws of China and the impact thereof on daily student...
Parents outraged at the Education Bureau’s recent implementation of a policy that significantly reduces the workload for primary, middle, and high school students, have given rise to the latest hot topic on the Chinese internet; "It’s hard to be...
With train tickets now on sale for the 2020 Spring Festival holiday in China, the rail network is bracing itself for 440 million trips made nationwide, but the mad rush for tickets means that most of the popular routes...
An Octogenarian and nonagenarian couple who have documented the Nanjing Massacre Memorial through photographs for 26 years has found that the two of them, in the process, have also told the tale of their own lives.
Liu Jianzhi (刘健芝), 92,...
As more countries host events to honour those who perished in the Nanjing Massacre that marks its 82nd anniversary today, so too do hitherto unheard tales of heroism emerge that unite humanity across time and space.
This time last year,...
