China
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City sex education text targets families
The publisher of Shanghai's first sex education textbook for primary schools has put out a new edition tailored for family use.
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Drunken driver kills three in pileup
A taxi driver was killed and two other people were burned alive in a pileup caused by an intoxicated driver on Saturday afternoon in suburban Shanghai.
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Hainan mulls tax on vacant homes
Political advisers in South China's Hainan province urged authorities to levy taxes on vacant homes in popular travel destinations.
World
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Arabs ask UN to form joint force for Syria
The Arab League Sunday called on the United Nations to form a joint UN-AL peacekeeping force for Syria, according to a resolution adopted by Arab foreign ministers in Cairo.
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US pop queen Whitney Houston dies at 48
Grammy Award-winning singer and actress Whitney Houston has died aged 48, a family spokesman said on Saturday.
Key facts about Whitney Houston
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Mitt Romney wins Maine caucuses
The Republican Party in US state of Maine announced Saturday that former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney had won the state's caucuses.
Opinion
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Breaking the urban bottleneck
According to the 2011 data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, China's urban population has reached 51.27 percent of the total, thus exceeding the rural population for the first time in history.
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To express love or to be on to a good thing
Like other holiday seasons, Spring Festival, which ended on Monday, is one of the most expensive times of the year. It is also the time when people shower relatives and friends with gifts.
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Maintaining Sino-US relations
Two opinion polls made public concurrently in China and in the United States Friday indicate that Chinese and Americans do not have a favorable impression of each other's country.
Entertainment
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Singer Whitney Houston dies
Grammy Award-winning singer and actress Whitney Houston has died at age 48.
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Lagerfeld makes nice with Adele
Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld has apologized for calling British singer Adele "a little too fat", saying he is a huge fan.
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Naomi takes Princess Diana role in movie
Actress Naomi Watts will play Britain's Princess Diana in a new feature film about the last two years of her glamorous life that ended in tragedy.
Weekend Extra
It's all about love. Love for humanity, love for those who are disadvantaged, and having love enough to spare time, money and effort to reach out.
My China Story
The China Daily website is inviting foreign readers to share their China stories with our worldwide audience.
Latest: Traveling in China with my kids
Chilly Europe
Bitterly cold weather sweeping across Europe claimed many victims these days.
Seeking a design for living
Haining may soon give Paris a run for its money with its own set of unique designs and brands.
Use of fossil fuels to decline
China still faces great challenges in optimizing its energy structure.
The last ride home
As many in the city are getting ready for bed, Tan Yaochen puts the engine into gear and drives Bus 316 to Hongqiao airport to start his shift.
2012 MusiCares
Singers gather at the 2012 MusiCares Person of the Year tribute honoring Paul McCartney in LA on Feb 10, 2012.
BCBG Max Azria F/W 2012
BCBG Max Azria Fall/Winter 2012 collection was revealed during New York Fashion Week on Feb 9, 2012.
US town ready to welcome return of special guest
The small town on the banks of the Mississippi River is "Feeling Great" as it looks forward to the return of an old friend - Vice-President Xi Jinping.
State firms need private investment
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao pledged to adopt further measures to encourage private investment in monopoly industries.
EU 'will solve its debt crisis'
The EU itself, not China or any other emerging nation, will solve the eurozone debt crisis, said European Council President Herman van Rompuy.
China aims to lure foreign experts
China plans to introduce 500 to 1,000 high-end non-Chinese foreign professionals from other countries in 10 years to spur innovation and research.
- Sub vessel to attempt record-setting dive
- Wukan village voters elect representatives
- City sex education text targets families
- Drunken driver kills three in pileup
- Hainan province mulls tax on vacant homes
- Arabs ask UN to form joint force for Syria
- China to promote shale gas exploration
- Premier Wen urges economic reforms
Business
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Boeing calls for Sino-US efforts on ETS
The United States should form a united front with China to combat European Union carbon-emission taxes, said a senior executive with Boeing Co.
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Decrease in lending deepens concerns
Concerns over market liquidity and economic recession have become more acute after banks lent less than expected in January and the broad measure of money supply hit the lowest level since June 2001.
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Canada, China collaborate on resources
Canada's resources sector is set to become a new target for Chinese companies. That's after the announcement of a $1 billion fund focused on investing in the sector.
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Life
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She did it her way
When Chinese choreographer Jin Xing presented a dance retrospective titled Shanghai Tango at New York City's Joyce Theater recently, she fulfilled a promise she made to herself 20 years ago as a young dance student studying in Manhattan.
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Lucky for some, painful for others
The Spring Festival holiday is over and the post-holiday blues have taken hold. Many of us drag our feet to the office where busy work schedules await.
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Defusing the boom
Decreasing fireworks sales suggest Spring Festival's pyrotechnic traditions are falling out of favor.
Sports
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Stern bullish on NBA's future in China
Despite a rough offseason, commissioner David Stern is bullish on the NBA's future in China.
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Chinese TV picking up knicks broadcasts
The NBA says on Thursday its Asian TV partners have added Knicks games to their broadcast schedules following the emergence of Lin, the first American-Taiwanese NBA player.
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A dominant day for Chan
Shaking off a poor morning practice session, world champion Patrick Chan nailed his men's free skate program on Friday to win the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships.
Odd News
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Disgruntled consumer blows up store
Police in central Hunan province are hunting for a man who they say used a homemade explosive to blow up a shop in downtown Changsha, the provincial capital, on Wednesday morning.
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Egg-laying rooster defies nature
Geng Daoxing holds his unusual rooster in Liaocheng, Shandong province on Feb 7, 2012.
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Zoo plans special Valentine's Day wedding
The ram-doe couple Long Hair and Chunzi are getting married on Valentine's Day at Yunnan Wild Animal Park with a special wedding ceremony.
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3-cm needle found in woman's head
A 49-year-old woman from Gansu province collapsed on the first day of the Lunar New Year and went into a coma before a medical exam uncovered a needle inside her head.
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