On September 2, a netizen posted a blog post titled “Shenglong Village officials of Gangkou town, Zhongshan city traveled and participated in sexual activities using public fund” which exposed photos of village security officer and a production team leader taken with the topless transvestites during the trip to Thailand.
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A group of teenagers and twenty-somethings staged an elaborate break-out of an Internet boot camp in China’s Jiangsu province earlier this month. The 14 young people covered their counselor in a blanket and hog-tied him to a chair before making their escape from the “jie-wang” (quit the internet) camp at Huai’an Internet Addiction Treatment Center on June 3.
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Imagine taking the entire population of Cincinnati, and moving everyone to new houses elsewhere. That's effectively what's happening in China: Three hundred thirty thousand people are being relocated for what's being called the largest engineering project in the country's history.
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The five-star hotels are full, bulldozers are making quick work of dreary slums and billboards for “French-style villas” call out to the nouveau riche. In the year since rioting between the Han and Uighur ethnic groups killed nearly 200 people in this city in far western China, life appears to be returning to normal.
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Jackie Chan always seems to be in the center of the controversies. He had just caused uproar with his Twitter statement of “Support for Filipino Police” post the Manila Incident and became the “Disgrace of Hong Kong” (香港之耻). Now he is questioned for his empty promise of a donation to rebuild Beichuan Middle School after the 2008 Wenchun earthquake.
read more »A Chinese student shares his thoughts on studying at a U.S. university for the first time.
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Breakdown of marriage expenses in China’s top cities–from housing to the wedding banquet to the family car. Is it expensive to be a married couple in China?
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India on Friday 'conveyed its concerns' to China over Chinese 'activity and presence' in Pakistan occupied Kashmir. India's ambassador to China S. Jaishankar conveyed New Delhi's concerns over the reported presence of as many as 11,000 Chinese soldiers in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in a meeting with vice-minister for foreign affairs Zhang Zhijun in Beijing, said an official source.
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The Chinese Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) began the wide-ranging safety investigation in the wake of last month's air crash in Yichun, in which 42 people died.
Combing through the pilot records of China's major airlines, officials discovered over 200 pilots who had falsified their qualifications, in some cases fabricating their flight experience.
read more »For almost three decades, indie rock icon Morrissey has made almost as many enemies as devoted fans willing to hang on his every melancholy-drenched lyric. Described by one high court judge as "devious, truculent and unreliable", the former Smiths frontman is no stranger to controversy and criticism.
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Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao, both nearing retirement, go different ways on reform. An intriguing talk by Premier Wen Jiabao in the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has thrown light on Wen's intensifying discord with President and Chinese Communist Party Chief Hu Jintao. While visiting Shenzhen on Aug.
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The Chinese aluminum company Chinalco owns about 9 percent of Rio Tinto, which has been transformed by China's demand for iron ore into the second-largest miner in the world. Rio Tinto, which had a net income of $1.4 billion in 2003, now earns more than $10 billion a year, and 70 percent of those profits are from iron ore.
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I love Chengdu, but I gotta go. I took a job as copy editor in the antithesis of the 'Du: glitzy, glamorous Shanghai. Here's what I think about these two cities after spending 10 years in Sichuan.
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Linfen of Shanxi Province is the world’s most polluted city according to a survey.
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The key question in all this is how much longer China's economic miracle can continue before the realities of finite mineral resources force a slowdown? Another five years of 10 percent annual economic growth will result in Beijing increasing its oil consumption by another 2.5-3 million barrels per day.
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Rumors have circulated in China that People’s Bank of China (PBC) Gov. Zhou Xiaochuan may have left the country. The rumors appear to have started following reports on Aug. 28 which cited Ming Pao, a Hong Kong-based news agency, saying that because of an approximately $430 billion loss on U.S. Treasury bonds, the Chinese government may punish some individuals within the PBC, including Zhou.
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School has just started! which reminded me of these tragic photos in our school bulletin board. Reposted from my classmate’s space to share with you all, let’s together danteng the person who posted these, who in his last life was an angel with broken wings, every student must love him.
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Recently, an “explosive” news which the Public Security Bureau could not lock away spread through the streets of Wen County in Henan Province. About 10 days ago, on August 17, the Public Security Bureau deputy political commissar of Wen County, Henan Province Fan Yongxiang (范永祥) drove his police car and took 4 escort girls
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A Chinese elementary school has launched a program aimed at feminine-acting boys called “Looking for a Real Man” amid fears the young students are turning into sissies.
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Chongqing and Chengdu are "sister cities," but they are as dissimilar as apples and beefsteak. The two cities have different histories, different personalities and wildly different trajectories and through it all they manage to be such opposites that, eventually, they come together over a steaming vat of hot pot.
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