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www.npr.org — Imagine taking the entire population of Cincinnati, and moving everyone to new houses elsewhere. That's effectively what's happening in China: Three hundred thirty thousand people are being relocated for what's being called the largest engineering project in the country's history.

spectator.org — Joan Hinton, a onetime prep school student and ski instructor who worked on the Manhattan Project to build an atomic bomb during World War II, then moved to China and spent the rest of her life as a devoted follower of Mao Zedong, died June 8 at a hospital in Beijing.

www.cdeclips.com — Liu Li's 5-month-old daughter has been the rebirth of hope for her family. The 42-year-old resident of Dujiangyan, Sichuan province, is among thousands of women having second children after losing their first in the 2008 magnitude-8.0 earthquake.

wdbox2003.typepad.com — When you see a Swastika, how do you react? Does the hooked cross symbol evoke emotions such as fear and hate. How about love, warmth and goodwill towards mankind? Impossible, you say?

The swastika officially entered the Chinese language as a character in 693 AD. The only female emperor in feudal China,