CCP corporate identity book (1971) – Arts & Entertainment

According to experts, China's corporate bond market may see a great development in the year 2008 and 2009. Issuing more corporate bonds is one of the most important methods to expand the proportion of direct financing, and it’s possible that the corporate bond market will eventually surpass the stock market in the future. Currently, although the policy makers and the market players have shared the common expectation towards a prosperous corporate bond market, the path to it still remains to be further explored.

Taiwan made a rare rejection of Communist Party claims that its leadership was fundamental to China's victory in the war against Japanese invaders 65 years ago.

China said today (22 Feb.) its embassy in Zimbabwe had thrown a birthday party for President Robert Mugabe, a rare sign of foreign support for a leader reviled by many Zimbabweans and criticised by the United States and Europe.

In just 148 pages, Hagemann’s debut photography book Sleeping Chinese swiftly dispels 9 years of chest-pounding by the PRC propaganda machine.

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Thousands of public schools stopped teaching foreign languages in the last decade, according to a government-financed survey. But another contrary trend has educators and policy makers abuzz: a rush by schools in all parts of America to offer instruction in Chinese.

Book review of the banned book by Richard McGregor that talks about the Chinese Communist Party. What did McGregor write that earned the ire of the Chinese censors? Point-by-point summary of what to expect when you get yourself a copy (if you don’t get arrested for buying it).

A nice collection of jokes in Chinese to help your learning. Needless to say, it's more interesting than discussing the price of vegetables or learning how to tell someone the number of people in your family.

A NEW book about the Chinese Communist Party by a leading Australian journalist appears to have been banned in China. Although no definitive lists of forbidden tomes are published, readers in China are blocked when they go online in an attempt to buy The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers, by Richard McGregor of the Financial Times.