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Beaten, but not broken

[2015-08-11 07:57]

In November 1941, 2,000 young Canadian soldiers crossed the Pacific Ocean and landed in Hong Kong to fight the Japanese army, which was occupying the then-British Crown Colony. More than 500 of them never returned home.

Surveyor tells of high-risk career

[2015-08-11 07:57]

Shao Shikun, 80, a surveyor assigned 40 years ago to help determine the height of Qomolangma, the world's highest mountain, saw many colleagues die during the arduous work.

Around China

[2015-08-11 07:57]

Additional remnants of a Flying Tiger bomber were found in the Yangtze River in Wangjiang county by a fisherman last week.

Police crack down on overseas gambling site

[2015-08-10 07:44]

Police in Heilongjiang province have broken up a multinational gambling ring involving a website in the Philippines that attracted bettors in China. They have seized more than 80 million yuan ($12.9 million) in gambling funds.

Official found to have embezzled 821 million yuan

[2015-08-10 07:44]

A low-ranking Beijing official has been found to have embezzled 821 million yuan ($132.2 million) to conduct financial transactions, the nation's top graft-busting agency said.

Report says corrupt officials get trickier

[2015-08-10 07:44]

Corrupt officials, from high-ranking executives to lowly bureaucrats, are getting more sophisticated in evading traditional investigations, an anti-graft newspaper reported.

Ethnic games bridging traditional sports and modern skills

[2015-08-10 07:44]

The 10th Chinese Ethnic Games opened on Sunday, and 6,240 athletes from all 56 ethnic groups of China will compete or perform in nearly 200 Chinese traditional sport events in the coming eight days.

IN BRIEF (Page 4)

[2015-08-10 07:44]

A court in Yinchuan has sentenced a kindergarten teacher to life in prison for sexually assaulting 12 girls.

Debate over death penalty for child traffickers goes on

[2015-08-10 07:44]

Death penalty or not? That is a question facing judges who handle child-trafficking cases these days.

Social media helping ease public's fears of GM foods

[2015-08-10 07:44]

International agribusiness companies have intensified their efforts to ease public fears over genetically modified products in China, taking to social media platforms to popularize GM science and interact with the public.

County curtails banquets

[2015-08-10 07:44]

A county in Sichuan province has imposed restrictions on banquets, birthday parties and other celebrations in an effort to encourage officials and the public to be frugal.

Worlds apart and in a different class

[2015-08-10 07:44]

In the past few decades, China's rise to international prominence has prompted questions about the merits of the national education system compared with those used in the West, and its contribution to the country's rapid development.

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