A screen shot of gfbzb.gov.cn BEIJING -- Candidates who want to enlist in the Chinese armed forces will be able to submit application documents through a website from Thursday, the Ministry of National Defense said Wednesday. The website, www.gfbzb.gov.cn, will also allow users to register their enlisting records and search for relevant policies, said a statement from the ministry's conscription office. The ministry aims to recruit the majority of new service personnel from universities, the statement said. The priority of this year's recruitment campaign will be college graduates and students of leading universities, it added. The country currently has 2 million service personnel. rheumatoid arthritis silicone braceletsliver cancer silicone braceletsrubber band bracelet makerbuy wristbands near mecustom awareness wristbands
Guangzhou city government, Guangzhou University and The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology sign an agreement to jointly construct and operate a new university in Guangzhou, Guangdong's provincial capital, on Friday. [Photo by Zheng Caixiong for chinadaily.com.cn] New HKUST to be established in GuangzhouGuangzhou city government, Guangzhou University and The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology signed an agreement to jointly construct and operate a new university in Guangzhou, Guangdong's provincial capital, on Friday. According to the agreement, the Guangzhou city government will provide an area covering 1.13 square kilometers for construction of HKUST (Guangzhou) in the city's Nansha district, located at the mouth of the Pearl River. The three parties also vowed to build the new HKUST (Guangzhou) into a top university in the world and try to nurture more talents for sustainable economic growth of the Bay area. The new university will be completed and begin to enroll students as soon as possible, said the agreement. Meanwhile the new university will help further expand exchanges and cooperation in education, science and technology between Guangzhou and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in the following years. The agreement was signed by Wen Guohui, mayor of Guangzhou, Wei Minghai, president of Guangzhou University, and Wei Shyy, president of HKUST.
