The gig economy, facilitated by internet platforms, has transformed our lives for the better. But what about the workers who drive us around, deliver our food, and perform other tasks through these platforms? As the gig economy grows, questions arise about worker protection, righ ...Show more
Pulling troubled young minds out of the abyss
The numbers of minor offenders and victims in China have been rising over the past five years. This raises the alarm over mental wellness among young people. We spoke with CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu who sat down with juvenile court judge Chen Haiyi in the Chinese city of Guan ...Show more
The why and how of China's medical insurance reform
Many Chinese cities have rolled out reforms of public health care systems. In particular, the reforms focus on outpatient medical insurance. Authorities say the reforms aim to better coordinate funds and expand the coverage of the insurances. They say the changes will benefit vul ...Show more
Salinity in land: why and how we should deal with it
China's No.1 central document sets out key tasks for the country's work in agriculture and rural areas for the year.Over 500 million people live in China's rural areas, making up 36 percent of the overall population. Farm production is vital to their livelihoods.In this episode, ...Show more
Return of Chinese tourists to international travel
This week, China continued its relaxation on traveling. Travel agencies can now restart group tours and bundle deals to 20 countries across the world. For Chinese travelers, they can’t wait to enjoy some international holiday time. Thailand and other ASEAN countries are among the ...Show more