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Education

■	Volunteer Brings Music and Light to Remote Village School
■	Hebei: On-line Job System Help Rural Jobseekers
■	Gates Offers US$3 Software for Students
■	China Spends More on Rural Education
■	China Exempts All Rural Children from Compulsory Education Fees
■	Air Force Helps Poor Female Students Return to School
■	Central Government Sends Inspectors to Root Out Unreasonable School Fees
■	China Strives for Free Compulsory Education for All
■	Guangdong to Invest Heavily in Vocational Education in Next Five Years
■	Project to Help Rural Kids Go Back to School
■	China to Allow Foreign Investment in Vocational Training
■	US$99m in State Grants for Poor Students
■	Project Hope Helps 2.9 Mln Children Return to School
■	China Promises to Ensure College Entrance for Poor Freshmen
■	China, US Cooperate to Train Rural Teachers
■	Poor Students Better Motivated But More Stressed
■	China Offers 19 Bln Yuan in Interest-free Loans to College Students
■	Number of Elementary Schools Shrinks in China as Population Ages
■	Charity Nets Support for Poor College Students
■	Deaf Teachers Begin to Receive Professional Training in China
■	Poverty Leaves College Students Laden with Psychological Problems
■	China Adopts Amendment to Compulsory Education Law
■	China Spends 9 Bln Yuan on Rural Boarding Schools
■	Project to Benefit Poor Students
■	Premier Calls on Whole Society to Help Disabled Children
■	Britain-funded Education Project Helps Poor Students in NW China
■	'Acting Mothers' Bringing up Orphans
■	Fees Waived for Rural Students
■	The Art of War by Sunzi Becomes Required Course for Chinese Cadets
■	Law to Ensure Education for Kids of Migrant Workers
■	Books Open a New Chapter for Poor Kids
■	Citigroup Announces US$107,800 Donation for English Teaching Competition
■	Government Funds US$900 Mln for Rural Students' Tuition
■	Rural Students Benefit from the World of Computers
■	NGOs Help Disadvantaged Girls
■	Random School Charges in Spotlight
■	Citigroup Donates Nearly US$4 Mln to Poor Education
■	Free Tuition for Urban Migrants' Kids Urged
■	More College Students Under Poverty, Employment Pressure
■	New Education Policy Called to Benefit Kids of Migrant Workers
■	Crusade for Better Rural Education
■	Chinese Students Face Too Much Educational Expenses
■	China to Blacklist Students Defaulting on Loan Payment
■	City Teachers Will Work in Rural Schools
■	3,600 Middle, Elementary School Teachers to Be Trained
■	China to Popularize Nine-year Compulsory Education
■	Literacy Classes Change Farmers' Fate
■	Charity Helps Students Realize Campus Dream
■	Arbitrary Fees Total US$2.82 Mln
■	Free Textbooks Provided to Needy Students
■	Rural School Teachers to Enjoy Better Conditions
■	Starbucks Donates US$1.5 Mln to Boost Rural Education
■	Special Gov't Fund for Minority Education
■	Education Key to Reducing Crime by Migrant Teenagers: Survey
■	More Farmers Get Government Financial Support in Yangtze River Delta
■	Rural Students in Hubei to Enjoy Free Education
■	Migrants' Children Receive Spring Festival Gifts
■	Affordable Education Top Priority
■	National Postgraduate Exam Attracts Record 1.27 Mln Examinees
■	Extending Compulsory Education to 12 Years Called
■	TV, Friends, Web, Sources of Sex Knowledge
■	Law to Be Amended to Help Compulsory Education in Rural Areas
■	Billions Imput to Promote Rural Education
■	Beijing to Offer Free Nine-year Compulsory Education
■	China to Publish Books About College Students' Experiences
■	Rural Teacher Salaries to Be Centralized
■	'One College Student for Each Village' Project in Dilemma
■	China to Provide Job Training to 40 Million Rural Laborers
■	Pupils in Shaanxi Get A Donation from CCF
■	More Needy College Students Benefit from KFC Foundation
■	Sports Lottery Funds Poorest College Students
■	China Spends Hugely to Promote Compulsory Schooling in Ethnic Minority Areas
■	Program Offers Future for Rural Girls
■	Spring Blossom Project Helps 1.6 Million Girls Back School
■	China to Extend Compulsory Education
■	Rural Kids to Get Free Education by 2010
■	China Decides to Boost Vocational Education
■	200,000 Orphans Need Care
■	One Million People Trained in Western Areas to Use Computer
■	Beijing Opens Free School for Migrant Teens


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Developing modern agriculture is the Chinese government's top priority in building a new socialist countryside, according to a document jointly released by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council.

Eighteen children pose for a picture at a village in Ziyun Miao and Buyi Autonomous County in Guizhou Province, January 22. Among them, twelve children's parents left the village to work in big cities in coastal areas.