Reports

The development of modern philanthropy in China has gone through several stages. From the founding of the country in 1949 to the start of reform and opening up in 1978, philanthropy was mainly led by the government. The government addressed…

On July 3, the Chinese Organization for Rare Disorders (CORD) issued an open letter addressing “serious problems with professionalism and accuracy” in JD Health’s “rare disease treatment map”, causing concern throughout the sector. According to the China Philanthropist magazine, after…

The number of people suffering from depression in China is probably higher than people think. According to incomplete statistics from 2010, depressive disorder had already become the condition with the second largest number of Years Lived with Disability (YLD). However,…

The city of Guangzhou, as a national pioneer in philanthropy reform and innovation, is revolutionizing the way support is provided to those in need. By exploring the government-assistance-plus-charity model, Guangzhou aims to extend charity to individuals who may not qualify…

In the quest for ecological improvement and sustainable development, the Yellow River Basin stands as a beacon of hope. The government’s role in this endeavor is crucial, serving as both a powerful force and a key enabler of change. To…

In a powerful testament to compassion and determination, we delve into the remarkable journey of a volunteer teacher who embarked on a life-changing mission from Xinyu, Jiangxi Province, to the distant land of Aqtau in Xinjiang. For the past decade,…

This article delves into the depths of sex education in libraries, examining its philosophy, the critical role of librarians in promoting healthy relationships, understanding values and gender dynamics, rejecting violence, and equipping children with essential skills. Building healthy relationships Librarians…