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China
Outbreaks of H1N1 Not Acknowledged By Officials in China
Nov 20, 2009, 3:00 am
In Guangdong and Jiangxi provinces, patients were diagnosed with H1N1 only after they died.
How Beijing Accounts for the Cost of the Three Gorges Dam
Nov 20, 2009, 1:00 am
The Three Gorges hydroelectric river dam spans the Yangtze River in China’s central Hubei Province.
Chinese Human Rights Activist Continues Appeal at Tokyo Airport
Nov 20, 2009, 12:00 am
Feng Zhenghu continues his protest in Japan by camping out at Tokyo’s Narita International Airport.
Chinese Attorney Arrested Upon Return to China
Nov 19, 2009, 10:00 pm
Human rights attorney Jiang Tianyong is arrested after returning to China from his U.S. tour.
Culture
China Eagerly Awaits Shen Yun’s Hong Kong Debut
New York-based classical Chinese dance company Shen Yun Performing Arts will debut in Hong Kong this January.
A Wise Ruler Fears Three Things
Lessons from ancient Chinese writings have relevance for today's leaders.
Ancient Chinese Wisdom: Belief in Heaven’s Will Leads to Promotion
Indulging a Child Brings Dire Results
Be Strict With Yourself, Tolerant Toward Others
The Red String that Binds Predestined People
Society
Outbreaks of H1N1 Not Acknowledged By Officials in China
In Guangdong and Jiangxi provinces, patients were diagnosed with H1N1 only after they died.
How Beijing Accounts for the Cost of the Three Gorges Dam
The Three Gorges hydroelectric river dam spans the Yangtze River in China’s central Hubei Province.
China Three Gorges Dam Faces New $25 Billion Bill
Mainlanders Complain Authorities are Blocking H1N1 News
Hong Kong Business Owners Appeal for Justice in Beijing
Chinese Court Coins New Term: ‘Temporary Rape’
Democracy and Human Rights
Chinese Human Rights Activist Continues Appeal at Tokyo Airport
Feng Zhenghu continues his protest in Japan by camping out at Tokyo’s Narita International Airport.
Internet Activists Tried For Posting a Mother's Testimony to Web
Three Chinese human rights activists who posted material online detailing suspected murder case tried on Nov. 11.
Champion of Poison-Milk Victims Arrested Before Obama Visit
China's Berlin Wall is Eroding from Within
Tibetan Web Site Founder Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison
On Anniversary of Berlin Wall, Chinese People Reflect
Business & Economy
China’s Exports Decline Sharply
A report released by China's General Administration of Customs on Oct. 14, 2009 shows a sharp decline in exports.
Google, Yahoo Hurt by China's Internet Crackdown
China's internet crackdown is hurting more than Chinese netizens; it is undermining the confidence of foreign investors ...
Housing Prices Soar in China
Rising Pork Prices Trigger Inflation Fears in China
Coal Workers Strike in Central China
China’s Stock Markets Plunge Over Six Percent
Regime
Chinese Attorney Arrested Upon Return to China
Human rights attorney Jiang Tianyong is arrested after returning to China from his U.S. tour.
China Puts Dissident From U.S. on Trial After Obama Leaves
A student leader of China's 1989 pro-democracy movement who has long lived in the United States faces trial in China.
Local Officials Use China’s Legal System for Own Ends
Why the People's Daily Set Up a Branch in Hong Kong
When A Woman's Body Becomes the Domain of the State—Part I
One Nation Under Surveillance
In Focus
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