Granny QQ dishes the advice online

ZHENGZHOU - "Opening my computer is like entering the door of my classroom," said Zhang Xiuli, a 76-year-old retired teacher from Zhengzhou, Henan province.

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Shortage of life-saving heart drug

Police detain owners of boats involved in tragedy

Campaign to end discrimination and help disabled become teachers

Tasty profit wrapped in moon cakes

Work, studies keep many away during festival

Traffic fight fuels claims about man's noted 'dad'

Renowned teacher admits abusing his wife

Safety checks halt city's construction work

'Losing' love letters to cool the 7-year itch

Tasty lake crabs get real seal to stop sale of fakes

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No end in sight 10 years on

Ten years after the Sept 11 terrorist attacks on the United States, people still remember the collapse of the two World Trade Center towers. But the world has changed in those 10 years.

Cartoon

Simmering crisis getting worse in EU

Ease classroom pressures

Jades' worrying truth

Debate: Criminal Procedure Law

Letters

From the chinese press

Mountain haunted by Hitler's ghost

BERCHTESGADEN, Germany - On a mountain bike, the cyclist comes barreling through the Bavarian pine forest, racing along a rough alpine track straight through what would have been Adolf Hitler's living room.

New book shows another side to former first lady Kennedy

US alters anti-terrorism strategy

Nuke zone city fights for survival

PM names new industry minister

Kenya pipeline fire kills more than 100

Blast at French nuclear site, no leak reported

New Libya govt in 10 days: NTC

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RMB's appreciation 'to remain gradual'

BEIJING - The appreciation of Chinese currency will continue to follow a gradual pace despite the upcoming push of visiting French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe for a faster speed of the renminbi's rise, economists said on Monday.

Job seekers' prospects bright for Q4

Slowing M2 growth 'within expectations'

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Inflation causes split opinion

Microblog insights

Ranking the books

How to prevent and alleviate stress at work

Business diary

Yuan useful in corporations' overseas deals

Shanxi plans 5-year economic overhaul

Fair Special: For a real taste of trade in China, head for Guangzhou

Costa Rica can be trade hub for China

XIAMEN, Fujian - Chinese investors seeking a platform to enter the markets of the Americas should consider Costa Rica, given its numerous trade advantages and economic diversity, the country's ambassador to China said on Friday.

Thailand targets Chinese MICE visitors with luxury promotion

Sept 11 shapes rise of emerging nations

European policymakers split on stimulus plans

AOL 'discusses deal' with Yahoo after Bartz exit

Alibaba vows to step up efforts in online search market

Education a passport to progress

Most adults in Yege township don't know numbers, but their children do and they're proud to be different from their parents. The deputy headmaster and math teacher of Yege's primary school, Yongdingquepab, holds up a 100-yuan bill and explains: "If I show this to the parents, they won't know how much it is.

Teaching in 'No Man's Land'

Where open fields serve as facilities

Putting an end to poverty

The future looks solar bright for herders' kids

China's new voice is heard

A life that revolves around tea in Guiyang

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Inter gives away lead twice in bitter loss to Palermo

ROME - New Inter Milan coach Gian Piero Gasperini blamed individual errors and a lack of concentration for his team's shock 4-3 defeat at Palermo.

Barca seeks lift against Milan after jolt to morale

Emotional Vettel savors Monza win

Senna happy to get off the mark for Renault

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Long way from the orphanage

Somehow there's time for sleep, too

Score board

Slammin' Sam stuns Serena

Snippy loser under investigation

Making dad proud

China and Latin America poised to strengthen economic ties

In the last decade, China-Latin America trade has grown tremendously, thanks to China's rapid industrialization and economic growth. But another area that has grown is China's investment in the region, which has crawled out of the margins to become a primary source of capital for Latin America.

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China and Brazil forge a common future

Although China and Brazil share a relationship dating back more than 200 years, even a casual observer would know there was a significant gap in the late 20th century.

Enhancing mutual opportunities

Decade's growth beats all forecasts

Working with Chinese investors and clients to facilitate trade

Measures to bolster competitiveness

Mining and energy fuel relationship

China crucial to Vale's growth

Brazil's ports face trade demand pressures

Investment in transport has become a serious business

Connecting nations through a common language

Expecting to make a big impact on Shanghai and neighboring area schools

Latest English teaching device 'ideal portal for Chinese learners'

Hard new challenges force Brazil to recalibrate