Feb 23, 2011
There has been a lot written in the past 24 hours about China's still-born "Jasmine Revolution," and I agree with those commentators who feel the chances of
Xiao Shu, Columnist, Southern Weekly
Feb 20, 2011
Premier Wen Jiabao brought a group of people from various ministries and commissions to the State Bureau for Letters and Calls yesterday. This is the top of
Feb 18, 2011
I used to seek solace in my hometown Yangzhou or other similarly serene cities whenever the frenzy of Shanghai got to me. But there's no escape anymore. Hig
Feb 18, 2011
Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou sent a positive signal Monday by suggesting that Taiwan should not address the mainland as "China." Ma was quoted as saying that unde
Feb 18, 2011
Voice of America (VOA) plans to end all radio and TV broadcasts in Mandarin and Cantonese starting in October amid a budget cut plan announced by US President B
Feb 18, 2011
Nobody seems to like China's test-orientated school system. The emphasis on the examinations, it's argued, distorts students' priorities and ruins t
Feb 18, 2011
AS Hollywood's Christian Bale flew from Gotham City to China's ancient capital Nanjing, the Batman-turned priest, who is about to witness a massacre in
Feb 17, 2011
China's 2011 began with a severe dry spell, which has drawn anxieties both at home and abroad. Nearly four months of drought in the northern part was broken
Feb 17, 2011
The worldwide shift toward democracy is unstoppable. However, with globalization, democracy has become more like a Russian doll: you always see the one on top,
Feb 17, 2011
China Central Television (CCTV) recently published the results of an annual survey which revealed that 44.6 percent of Chinese people feel that they are happy,