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Gong Li is now a Singaporean citizen and some people aren't happy about it.

Movie star Gong Li has been criticised for issuing a simplistic proposal to the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.

Gong found a pile of garbage on one street, and he immediately took a photo by his mobile phone, and then he sent the photo to Changsha Digital urban supervision center. The center immediate assigned tasks to sanitation workers. Half an hour after, the rubbish was cleaned up. Gong sent a photo of the after-cleaning street to the center.

CBC plans to air a slightly reworked documentary on the Falun Gong on Nov. 20, ending a rift that forced the film's prime-time English debut to be abruptly cancelled this past week. Previously, the director had insisted he would not re-edit his film . . . But yesterday he said the requested fixes were relatively minor.

I wonder if I will have to eat my words.

I have thought quite out loud that if Hollywood put a Chinese star in one of their flicks, the Chinese would come to see it...guaranteeing at least

19 year old Meng and Gong were neighbors, they are two of the lucky ones to be alive. Despite losing their homes and classrooms, and without enough clean water or food, they were still studying hard in the ruins for their tests.

The film stars Chow Yun-fat, Gong Li and Taiwanese pop sensation Jay Chow.

The movie is about Chinese imperial politics and will open up in NYC and LA right before Christmas. I wonder if they will market ...

Triptolide, an extract of the famous toxic Chinese herb lei gong teng, has the ability to suppress inflammation and cartilage destruction in collagen-induced arthritis mice, a Beijing study reveals.

Excellent feature article about how two cousins dug their way out of a collapsed mine after being left for dead.