chinese law

www.lostlaowai.com — Because living in China didn't feel uneasy enough, a new draft law currently under review will require any foreigners staying longer than 6 months in China to have their fingerprints taken by the Entry & Exit Bureau and kept on file.

www.ministryoftofu.com — An English teacher at a junior high school in the town of Ashi, Bijie Region, southwestern Guizhou province, was made by the school principal to drink liquor with eight local officials. After she got too drunk, she was sexually assaulted by Wang Zhonggui, the chief of the local bureau of land and resources management.

www.ministryoftofu.com — China has seen a mass exodus to foreign countries led by new rich people and intellectual elite. Speculation of the viability of changing the current strict policy of single nationality to recognize dual citizenship, has arose, which is thought to be conducive to attracting overseas talents, capital and technology and offsetting losses caused by the emigration wave.

www.viewtochina.com — The cutting-edge neuroscience of neuromarketing investigates the intricate relationship between the mind, culture, and how certain advertising causes various neurological nodes to trigger off in the consumer's brain. The author -- Geraldine Johns-Putra, esq. -- offers up various approaches for how Chinese brands might eventually succeed in making their global breakthrough.

www.virtual-china.org — Chinese courts and academics are currently debating over whether QQ numbers should be regarded as property. According to the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau, they receive about ten reports per day of stolen virtual assets.