Those Chaotic College Years in Beijing
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Lou Yeâs âSummer Palaceâ examines youthful idealism and its unhappy aftermath.
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A new generation of affluent parents in China are trying to cement their childrenÂs place in a fast-emerging elite.
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Chinaâs latest revolution is sexual: soft-core, online and the girls-next-door gone wild.
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If any student trying to enter the workforce in China should have an easy time finding a plum job, it&#39;s Wang Zhaohui. In July, the 30-year-old graduated from China Agricultural University in Beijing -- China&#39;s
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Taking a look back a few years can be unreal. Things change so often that it can be hard to fathom the paths of life that take place.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.  - Harvard University students:  overachieving, bookish bores or repressed party animals? A  little of both, it seems.
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ORLANDO, Fla. - They emerged from the locker room sporadically. Some, mainly the underclassmen, headed to a group of waiting buses. Others, mainly the seniors who had helped produce 39 wins in four years, the most over that span in Boston College history, took their time, savoring every moment.
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For young people diagnosed with serious mental disorders, the transition from high school to college can be particularly fraught.
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SYDNEY/COLOGNE  - Certain horrifying prospects come to mind as the West gets ready to descend on Beijing to cover the 2008 Olympic Games.
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At age 7, Terence Tao was taking high school math classes. At 31, he is one of the worldâs top mathematicians, tackling an unusually broad range of problems.
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The Friedrichshain neighborhood in Berlin is home to both students and slackers.
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SANTIAGO, Chile -- When the Class of 2006 graduates in a few weeks, its members will look back at a year in which some of the most important lessons took place outside the classroom.
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Chinese are uploading more Internet videos of sex, scandal and protest. It's big business  -  and a headache for Beijing
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BEIJING -- Step back, Confucius. Move over, Mao. Dr. Freud is making the rounds. Once vilified by the communists as a remnant of bourgeois imperialism, the practice of psychology -- and especially the Western ritual of going to a therapist -- is gaining popularity in this country of budding capitalists.
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BEIJING - Tainted pet food. Unsafe toys. Brown skies and orange lakes. Slave labor scandals. Collapsed bridges and coal mining disasters.
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I went to an Indianapolis elementary school, middle school and high school. Iâve gone nuts countless times in my house, a friendâs, Market Square Arena or now Conseco Fieldhouse watching Pacers players
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ZHENGZHOU, China -- A tide of more than 30,000 students with polished rÃÂ©sumÃÂ©s and high hopes surged into a job fair here so eager to meet with employers that they shattered four glass doors and splayed the side walls of an escalator in what became a near riot.