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Monday, March 15, 2010
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Monday, March 15, 2010
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At least 12,000 teachers in China’s Hubei Province received “fake” diplomas which are not recognized nationwide.
The current H1N1 epidemic across China is reported to have become almost as severe as SARS.
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been conducting a campaign “to promote a civilized image of Chinese people overseas.”
A recognized respiratory speicialist has called the Chinese regime's H1N1 statistics into question.
The death toll in China's latest coal mine disaster reached 87 as hopes dimmed that more survivors would be found.
An exclusive interview with President Obama by a Chinese newspaper was censored by propaganda officials.
In Guangdong and Jiangxi provinces, patients were diagnosed with H1N1 only after they died.
The Three Gorges hydroelectric river dam spans the Yangtze River in China’s central Hubei Province.
China's huge Three Gorges Dam has left a backlog of problems that may need 170 billion yuan ($24.9 billion) or more to solve.
As H1N1 outbreaks spread in China, Mainlanders complain that the media is blocking the news.