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Low Income, Low Education: Hidden Risks of Heart DiseaseLower-income and education levels are linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
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China's Birth Rate Drops, Over 20,000 Kindergartens Closed Their DoorsSome kindergartens were converted into elderly education centers Due to China’s declining birth rate, over 20,000 kindergartens have closed their doors within the past two years. On the 26th, the Chinese economic media Jeil Economy quoted statistics from the Chinese Ministry of Education, reporting that the number of kindergartens in China as of the end […]
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Lower Education Equals Higher Suicide Rates for Young Males A study shows lower education levels significantly increase suicide risk, highlighting socioeconomic inequality as a key factor.
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10 Surprising Korean Traditions That Will Blow Your Mind Discover ten captivating aspects of Korean culture that fascinate foreign visitors, from etiquette to pop culture and culinary delights.
Syria’s Civil War Ends, but Now the Fight for Democracy and Women’s Rights Begins A peaceful protest for democracy and women's rights took place in Damascus following HTS's victory, marking a shift in Syrian society.
Single Men at 79% Higher Risk of Depression, New Study Reveals A study reveals single men face a 79% higher risk of depression than married men, highlighting cultural and educational influences.
China's Education System Faces Extreme Gender Imbalance: More Boys in Kindergarten, More Girls in College China's education system shows a gender imbalance, with more males in early education but a significant female majority in universities.
China’s ‘Prisoner for a Day’ Tourism Program Lets You Walk in the Footsteps of Exiled Prisoners China launches a controversial tourism program allowing visitors to experience the lives of historically exiled prisoners at Ningguta.
Low Income, Low Education: Hidden Risks of Heart Disease Lower-income and education levels are linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
One-Third of Children Worldwide Struggle with Nearsightedness A study reveals global myopia rates in children have tripled since the 1990s, now affecting 36% due to increased screen time.
China’s Universities Drop Foreign Language Majors: Is AI to Blame? Chinese universities are halting foreign language major recruitment due to poor job prospects and AI's impact on demand.
Former Chinese Ambassador Cui Tiankai: 'Blindly Worshiping the U.S. is Neither Scientific Nor Objective' Cui Tiankai, the longest-serving Chinese ambassador to the U.S., has urged China’s youth to objectively understand America’s rise and fall. According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), Cui gave a commencement speech at Shanghai Tech University on the 7th. During the speech, he emphasized the rise and fall of superpowers. He particularly mentioned how […]
Never Too Late: 105-Year-Old Woman Graduates With Her Masters From Stanford University A 105-year-old woman made headlines by earning her Master’s degree in Education from Stanford University. This degree was awarded 83 years later with her whole family watching. Virginia “Ginger” Hislop, born in 1919, received her Master’s degree and diploma at the Stanford Graduate School commencement ceremony on the 16th. Dean Daniel Schwartz of Stanford Graduate […]
North Carolina Man Shares $100K Lottery Win with Friend - Here's Why A man who won $100,000 in the lottery has made headlines for keeping a past promise by sharing half ...
North Korea's Education Reforms Under Kim Jong Un, Over 1500 Schools Built The Pyongyang Teachers University is implementing comprehensive robotic teaching methods for elementary school students. [Photo – Chosun Shinbo] The Zainichi newspaper Chosun Shinbo reported on the 17th that in the Kim Jong Un era, the party and the state have taken numerous significant measures to improve education. Firstly, the newspaper reminded readers of Chairman Kim […]
Leading Business Schools Embrace AI Education in MBA Programs Leading business schools in the U.S. are adding artificial intelligence (AI) education to their Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs. Since the advent of ChatGPT, the importance of generative AI skills across various industries has grown, prompting educational institutions to respond. According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the private American University’s Kogod School of […]
China's Birth Rate Drops, Over 20,000 Kindergartens Closed Their Doors Some kindergartens were converted into elderly education centers Due to China’s declining birth rate, over 20,000 kindergartens have closed their doors within the past two years. On the 26th, the Chinese economic media Jeil Economy quoted statistics from the Chinese Ministry of Education, reporting that the number of kindergartens in China as of the end […]
56 Teachers in South Korea Investigated for Selling and Reproducing CSAT Questions and Mock Exams An audit by the Board of Audit and Inspection has revealed that active teachers have been systematically buying and selling anticipated test questions for the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) and school exams from private educational institutions. On the 11th, the Board of Audit and Inspection requested the National Police Agency to investigate 56 people, […]
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