Some media and powers in the West are keen to sensationalize what they call China's "uncertain strategic intents", claiming China cannot explain them clearly.
The ongoing political farce that is "Occupy Central" has cost the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region tens of billions of dollars in economic losses over the past nine days.
MUCH HAS BEEN TALKED ABOUT THE PERNICIOUSNESS of the tyranny of the minority in politics. But no other event in the world has ever demonstrated such obvious harm as the "Occupy Central" campaign in Hong Kong does now.
The essence of democracy lies in respecting the will of the majority, and it must follow some basic principles, such as reasonable discussion, peaceful negotiation and accepting the results, which is evident in a number of countries.
Chinese top leader Xi Jinping's instruction on the environmental pollution problem at the Tengger industrial park in Inner Mongolia once again highlighted that when it comes to the environmental protection, China doesn't lack laws but lacks effective law enforcement.
Following earlier steps, on Sept 30 the key regulators on the property market formally announced a set of measures to support the housing market.
There is no reason for China to join Western countries in the "war" against the Islamic State group no matter what the Western media say, because it has a far smaller stake than the West in the Middle East.
Good article. It touches on several aspects of the "supply chain" of the book translation sector, from raw products (original Chinese works) to the likes and dislikes of the targeted foreign readers.
Recently a senior citizen stood in front of a bus and stopped it moving for two hours.
With the increasing need for English tutoring in China, foreign teachers, especially native English speakers, are widely seen as a major indicator when evaluating a English training school. Therefore, higher standards must apply to the selection of foreign tutors in order to screen out those that are not qualified to be tutors, says an article on Guangzhou Daily. Excerpts:
In 2006, Zhang Dongqing decided to home-school her little girl and with three other families, she rented an apartment where she would teach their children.
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