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CHINA DAILY - Monday September 1,2008
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CHENGDU: Thirty-two people have died, more than 400 injured and over 100,000 homes destroyed or damaged after an earthquake hit Sichuan and Yunnan provinces around 4:30 pm on Saturday.
Nation
China will produce the world's fastest bullet train for the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway, a senior railway official has said.
Comment
The annual survey of Chinese and Japanese media jointly conducted by Oriental Outlook, a weekly news magazine published by Xinhua News Agency, and Japan's Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper was published recently. Based on several thousand questionnaires in both countries, the survey results provide a perfect opportunity for us to gauge the psychological difference between the two peoples and feel their popular sentiments.
China Scene
Olympic sailing-inspired youth walks to seaside
Insight
Everyone who marveled at US swimmer Michael Phelps snatching eight gold medals in the National Aquatics Center, or Water Cube, during the Olympic Games will soon get a chance to "compete" at the iconic venue.
International
More than 1,000 government supporters rallied outside Thailand's parliament yesterday as lawmakers debated a street campaign threatening to topple Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej.
Life
Jack Niu is a busy man. As a North Asian service operations director for US multinational industrial manufacturer Honeywell, he spends his days hard at work on the 22nd floor of his office building in downtown Tianjin, which neighbors the Chinese capital.
Sports
LONDON: Emmanuel Adebayor believes Arsenal can make a serious challenge for silverware if it shows the quality and spirit that swept aside Newcastle 3-0 on Saturday.
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