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China will have 30 million more men of marriageable age than women in less than 15 years as a gender imbalance resulting in part from the country's tough one-child policy becomes more pronounced, state media reported Friday. Traditional preferences for sons has led to the widespread - but illegal - practice of women aborting babies if an early term sonogram shows it is a girl.

During last week’s AMCHAM CSR Conference, the question of whether or not it was difficult to find staff for NGOs. It was probably one of the most important questions asked, and unfortunately due to time constraints it wasn’t fully answered.

Many of the graduates from China's four year universities remain unemployed. However, there is still a shortage of ...

It is estimated that China has about 123 million Internet users. About 15.4 of them are youths. Of those, 2 million are considered Internet addicts...and the number is growing.

China's top legislature, the Standing Committee of National People's Congress is reviewing law amendments to ...

Not sure where to study in China? Beijing? Shanghai? Is there anywhere else?

This article gives some good info about making that ever-so difficult choice.

Ever had to translate some really difficult words from English to Chinese or vice versa? Some word Your dictionary didn't knew? Try this little trick and maybe You can still translate that beast.

More news for the front-lines that visas are becoming increasingly difficult for expats (even long-term expats) to get. Fun fun fun.

This article, via Imagethief shows dark skies in the distance for everyones favorite search engine - no, no, the other one. Yahoo is facing a possible class-action lawsuit in the US for its involvement in disclosing information to the PRC resulting in an arrest of a journalist there.

A follow-up on the alleged kidnapping/ransom of a British national by a Chinese state-owned scrap firm in Ningbo. "If you ever find yourself in a tight spot, don’t count on foreign service officers to get you out of it. Fortunately, I’ve never been in a position where I’ve had to test such advice.