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www.globaltimes.cn — The tension of war is escalating second by second. China should take part in the exploitation of oil and gas in South China Sea. For those who infringe upon our sovereignty to steal the oil, we need to warn them politely, and then take action if they don't respond. We shouldn't waste the opportunity to launch some tiny-scale battles that could deter provocateurs from going further.

seeingredinchina.com — Now generally speaking when I hear Chinese-Foreigner marriage, I think of a Western Man and a Chinese woman. Typically the man is 10-30 years older than the woman, and she is far better looking than he is. In most of China’s major cities it is hard to miss seeing these kinds of relationships, and it’s harder still to believe that these could be true love.

china.globaltimes.cn — The revised draft of the advertisement law would stipulate that celebrities must be held responsible for the products they endorse. Products endorsed by celebrities that contain inaccurate product information have been uncovered frequently in recent years. However, none of the celebrities involved are held accountable due to a lack of regulations.

www.chinahush.com — The night of September 2nd, Yu Xiaochun (余小春) who was viciously beaten by Wal-Mart workers, passed away after three days of rescuing efforts by the doctors. Since the exposure of the incident, Wal-Mart murder case was the hot topic of the internet forums.

www.chinasmack.com — Zhou Zhenglong was a peasant who became famous in 2007-2008 for using fake pictures of a South China Tiger to get reward money from the government. Chinese netizens proved his photographs were fake, and he was arrested, tried, and sent to prison. Now coming out of prison, Zhou continues to say he has real photographs. Netizens ask: Is he crazy?