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Photo: People remember body donors during a memorial service at Qingshan Cemetery in Nanchang, Jiangxi province on Friday. A memorial service was held at the cemetery in honor of 142 body donors who do not have tombstones. Jiangxi is the site of a national pilot program for body donations.

Bilingual: Companies that want to perform better and cut their risk of bankruptcy should have more women on their board of directors.

Food: The humble sweet potato could hold the key to better health for infants in the developing world, according to research conducted in New Zealand.

Travel: As the weather turned warm, a large number of migratory birds - including egrets, wild geese and swans - recently flew to the Shahu Lake area in the Ningxia Hui autonomous region.

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News talk: Food safety violations in China, where food supply chain remains vulnerable to contamination scandals.

China watch: China's migrant workers turn to "temporary marriages" for sex. According to the latest figures from the National Bureau of Statistics, about 80 percent of the country's more than 250 million migrant workers are between the ages of 21 and 50. More than 73 percent of them are married, but most live far away from their partners.

(China Daily 04/01/2013 page2)