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The baker hoping to make plenty of dough

[2014-04-22 07:18]

"This is the first year of my plan to expand the company. It's important to me and to all my employees," said Abulajan Mettohot, the owner of Xinjiang Abulajan Naan Chain Co, who has set up a training program in his hometown in Yecheng county and in other two counties, Shule and Yengisar in Kashgar prefecture.

Unwilling guests of the Emperor

[2014-04-21 07:25]

Li Lishui, 90, from Shenyang, Liaoning province, has three possession he values more than his life: A letter written in English; an old photo of a foreign soldier; and a certificate awarded to him by the United States government in appreciation of the encouragement and help he gave Allied prisoners of the Japanese during World War II.

Illustrated history

[2014-04-21 07:25]

There are many ways to record history. Because writing was prohibited in the Mukden camp, the POWs stole paper on which they drew cartoons through which they vividly recorded life in the camp and made scabrous attacks on their Japanese guards.

A friendship forged by food and fear

[2014-04-21 07:25]

First Person | Li Lishui

All the world's a stage

[2014-04-18 07:12]

The first production of Shakespeare in China was staged in 1902, when, in an effort to better understand English history and language, students at Shanghai St. John College put on The Merchant of Venice - in the original language.

The Bard in Beijing and beyond

[2014-04-18 07:12]

William Shakespeare's work has graced the Chinese page and stage for more than a century now, but the enormous breadth of his work has dazzled rather than enlightened when it's transplanted ... until now, writes Raymond Zhou.

The language instinct

[2014-04-18 07:12]

Chinese people with no knowledge of the English language found initial access to the Bard through Charles and Mary Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare.

How I discovered the lure of Will power

[2014-04-18 07:12]

Like most members of my generation, I was first exposed to Shakespeare in the late 1970s, when Laurence Olivier's Hamlet was revived on the Chinese screen along with a flood of classics being reintroduced after a decade of absence. Repeated radio airings of the dubbed soundtrack familiarized me with many of the Bard's lines, immortalized by the great Chinese actor Sun Daolin.

An accident waiting to happen

[2014-04-17 07:12]

Shen Dailu should have spent April 8 celebrating her 20th birthday in the company of family and friends. Instead, the young women from Fenghua in Zhejiang province spent the day in the hospital after the building in which she lived with her grandparents collapsed on April 4.

Who foots the bill?

[2014-04-17 07:12]

The collapse of the five-story building in Fenghua, Zhejiang province, attracted nationwide attention to the problem of dangerous buildings. Now, the big question is: Who should pay for their repair and reconstruction?

'Old', but difficult to replace

[2014-04-17 07:12]

"Old" apartment complexes occupy core downtown areas in many Chinese cities. Although they were mostly constructed in the 1980s and '90s as the first batch of commercial housing, they are old by Chinese standards.

Surge in demand for China

[2014-04-16 07:05]

Rewina Berhe admits that when he left his family in Ethiopia to study in China in 2009, he knew nothing about the country.

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