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Indoctrination in filial piety among Chinese children starts at an early age. China's National Association for Ethical Studies announced in 2016 that they would train a million children between the ages of 4 and 6 in the basics of filial piety and apply their learning to get along with parents. "The programs were originally well-intentioned, but I doubt how much influence they will have on children," said He Konghua, chairwomen of Greater China Women's Association in San Francisco. "I'm still often saddened to see how fiercely mothers confront their children as so-called ‘tiger moms' and how spoiled children take for granted everything their mothers have done for them." Contact the writer at junechang@chinadailyusa.com.

In this sense, Spain is among the first beneficiaries. In November 2014, after a 20-hour trip, the first Yixin'ou cargo train arrived in Madrid from Yiwu in East China, passing through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany and France.

In the wake of bilateral tensions, the majority of businesses believe that the Canadian government approach toward China has not been clearly communicated, the survey found.

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India responded with higher penalties on US agricultural goods and restrictions on medical devices, prompting the US to strip India of its trade preferences.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah had expressed their condolence on the unfortunate incident.

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In the village of Feijo, close to Brazil's border with Peru, indigenous people from the tribe of Shanenawa on Sunday performed a ritual to try to find peace between humans and nature. With faces painted, dozens danced in circles as they prayed to put an end to the fires.

Indonesia, home to more than 260 million people, has frequent seismic activity.

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In the wake of allegations made against powerful Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein by numerous women, multiple stars have had to defend themselves against claims related to past behavior.

Individuals and working units in Shanghai that fail to sort their trash will be subject to fines of up to 200 yuan (.90) and 50,000 yuan respectively, according to a draft regulation regarding garbage classification, which was submitted to the city's legislative body for a second review on Tuesday.