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The most populous country in the world is moving to a car-based economy, which is more bad news for global warming

Talk about not reading the content for what it's worth.

Citizen journalists site Global Voices Online is keeping track of articles written by bloggers in Tibet about the riot... very worth reading

The Xinhua website says this article by the Los Angeles Times sensationalises the anti-satellite test that China carried out in January 2007. I am not sure why - the article is quite moderate in tone and even reminds people that Taiwan is a rogue province.

At least four foreign correspondents have been hauled into the Foreign Ministry for a dressing down in the last month, according to Tim Johnson, who writes for McClatchy. China is officially embracing a freer press, but Johnson says the pressure is actually increasing.

Also worth reading the comments, which sound like trolls who wandered over from the Duck Pond.

Reading the reviews of Art of War at Amazon.com, one cannot help but come to the inevitable conclusion that Sun Tzu was either God Incarnate or another Prophet Muhammad. BUT IS IT REALLY TRUE? A thought provoking article that suggest that Art of War may not have been so popular today WITHOUT Jean Joseph Marie Amiot.

Shaun Rein, Founder and Managing Director of the China Market Research Group gives us his take on the recent (Nov. 25, 2007) announcement that IAC/Interactivecorp's is putting $100 million into China's tech and gaming sector.

It's official, the 2007 China Blog Awards are here. If you run an English-language, China focused blog, or you just like clicking things that say "vote" be sure to check out this article for all the details.

The Hao Hao Report is proud to be hosting the China Blog Awards 2007 - Best Story. We've dubbed it the Zui Hao (Best) Report.

The China Film Journal says masturbating for 94 minutes would be better than watching Jackie Chan's new movie The Forbidden Kingdom.