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1kg More (1kg.org) is a Chinese grass-roots NGO that provides a database of country schools that need educational help. It encourages backpackers to bring 1 kilogram stuff (pens, books, etc.) to the kids on their trips to remote areas in China.

A flash animation to go back to the roots of the air pollution problem which is causing so much troubles to Beijing government these days...

Her name is Mary. She is only 19 years old but already she has many grey hairs. On Thursday mornings in my freshmen oral English class, she always sits alone in the back of the room. No one ever talks to her; she appears to have no friends.

Can you imagine what Taiwan looked like 50 years ago? Bob Ronald just celebrated his 50 years living in Taiwan, he shares here his first impressions when arrived to the island. You might be surprised as it might not be so far from one's more actual experience...

A number of global research firms, including Goldman Sachs, Forrester, Gartner, AMR Research and Wachovia Securities have suggested in separate research reports that Indian IT majors are outpacing their rivals in the US as well as other low-cost counties like China.

Remember the Peking Man? Well, almost 80 years later and archaeologists in Henan Province have found a skull dating back to a time 80-100,000 years ago...

Daniel, who has experience both in Taiwan and on the mainland, offers a counterpoint to Mark's earlier article about how to make money teaching EFL in Taiwan. Daniel details what it takes to run a successful tutoring business as a westerner.

After being warned by American business leaders that Chinese leaders lacked creativity, Dr. Ellen Weber was surprised to that to be completely false. On a recent trip to China to teach the countries leaders new approaches to creativity, Weber learned much more than she taught. After this experience, hearing that China is on track to become the largest investor in research and development came as no surprise at all.

It happens all the time to dumb people who get tattoos of Chinese characters without doing research, but when a leading science and technology journal prints Chinese strip club ads instead of beautiful poetry you have to wonder how long the editor will be keeping his job.