Shanghai has yet to learn its lesson. How can the city government be so inept at protecting the people, as seen in the tragic New Year's Eve stampede on the Bund, while being so efficient in erasing the murals on some old empty houses that had become a new attraction?
Item from Jan 26, 1990, in China Daily: A China-made assembly line for video cassette recorders is now in trial production in Nanjing Radio Factory of Jiangsu province.
The national soccer team returned home last week after an impressive run to the AFC Asian Cup quarterfinal. The Communist Party of China's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection said that the victory should first beat tributed to the anti-graft campaign within the Chinese Football Association.
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The destruction of drawings on the walls of an abandoned community in Shanghai that had become popular with residents brought an angry reaction.
North China's first underwater tunnel using immersed tube technology opened for a trial run in Tianjin Binhai New Area on Friday. The New Central Avenue tunnel will help the development of Tianjin Binhai New Area and the integrated growth of Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei province, officials said.
Sichuan's provincial anti-graft agency expressed its determination to carry on the fight against corruption while cleaning up the negative influence of China's ex-security chief Zhou Yongkang on the province's political circle.
Lyu Zaimo, a member of the standing committee of the Shandong People's Congress, was removed from his post and expelled from the Party on Sunday following allegations of corruption.
Quantitative easing program set to benefit Chinese visitors on trips to the continent
Nighttime has become a peak period for China's smartphone users to access the Internet, according to a report.
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