NINGBO - TV programs should promote social benefits instead of self-centered values, said Gao Changli, an official of the State Administration of Radio and Television.Gao made the comment Sunday at a seminar for officials of TV and radio stations and regulators, held in Ningbo of East China's Zhejiang province.Gao said that TV producers should not seek extravagance or compete with each other for celebrities."The ordinary people who work hard and elites in all walks of life should be protagonists of TV programs." Gao said. He also called for curbing excessive payments for stars in TV programs."TV programs should promote truth, goodness and beauty to motivate people to strive for integrity and kindness and practice core socialist values," Gao said. xl silicone wristbandspink breast cancer silicone wristbandscolored silicone braceletsrubber bracelets amazondesign your own silicone wristbands
A patient in Fuyang, Anhui province, thanks doctors after her cataract surgery. [Photo by Dai Wenxue/For China Daily] BEIJING -- China has made headway in improving medical services for vulnerable groups, including pregnant women, the newborn and the elderly, Health News reported. More than 6,400 treatment centers for pregnant women and newborns in critical situations were built last year, and such institutions are available in all regions at provincial and prefectural levels, the newspaper reported earlier this week. About 90 cities have carried out the pilot project of integrating medical and nursing services for the elderly, building nearly 4,000 elderly care institutions, it reported. A pilot program of Internet plus nursing is ongoing in six provincial-level regions, under which qualified medical institutions can use the Internet to receive nursing service applications and analyze the cases and then send nurses to communities or homes to serve patients who are too old or restricted by their diseases to move. Also, a program to help impoverished rural people with serious illnesses in treatment has been expanded to cover 21 kinds of diseases, according to the newspaper.
