• Ancient India on display

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  The Palace Museum is planning a series of exhibitions featuring ancient civilizations, the first being an ongoing display of sculptures from India's Gupta era - considered the "golden age" of Indian culture.

• TCM law promotes healthy progress

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  China's first law on traditional Chinese medicine was passed by the top legislature on Sunday to ensure development of the time-honored medical science and enhance the public's ability to access more quality products and related services.

• Smog listing as 'meteorological disaster' causes controversy

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  BEIJING - Beijing's lawmakers are considering listing smog as a meteorological disaster in the drafting of an amendment, but the move has been questioned as smog is not seen as naturally occurring.

• Patient's Wife Draws Pictures of Doctors and Nurses to Say Thanks

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  A set of sketches drawn by a cancer patient's wife swept the internet in recent days. The sketches feature the kind and caring moments of doctors and nurses from Shao Yifu Hospital, east China's Zhejiang Province.

• Dedicated Doctor on Stretcher Races Against Clock Trying to Save Life

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  Recently, a photo showing a doctor in her thirties from Hangzhou Emergency Medical Center, east China's Zhejiang Province, giving closed-chest cardiac massage to a 40-year-old man who had suffered a sudden cardiac death, went viral on Wechat.

• Centenarian Celebrates B-day with 3 Long-lived Senior Siblings

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  A centenarian villager from southwest China's Sichuan Province recently celebrated his 103th birthday along with his three other "younger" relatives at 100, 91 and 84 respectively.

• Doctor-sharing making a difference in Tibetan hospitals

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  While awaiting surgery to remove tumors from her uterus, Tibetan Lingkyi Drolkar said she was pleased to hear that it was a doctor from Beijing who would perform the operation.

• China issues white paper on transport development

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  China on Thursday issued a white paper on the country's transport network, reviewing the sector's tremendous changes in past decades and setting goals for its further expansion in coming years.

• Donations for sick girl to be returned after outcry

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  More than 2.6 million yuan ($380,000) raised online by a father for his seriously ill daughter will be returned to the donors following public outcry over his alleged lack of honesty about the family's economic situation, according to a joint statement on Thursday.

• Dad flooded with criticism after journals about daughter's leukemia go viral

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  A child named Luo Yixiao has become a buzzword on WeChat, as tens of thousands of users repost her father's heart-wrenching missives. The father's journals, which contain a call for help in curing his daughter's leukemia, have already raised 2 million RMB, including 500,000 RMB of promised "aid" from a company for the father.