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Cashing in on superstition

Many Western practitioners are flocking to Beijing's biggest monuments for fengshui lessons despite skepticism

The popular magic of 'wind and water'

As 2010 dawns, the turning of a decade gives people a great opportunity to get their affairs in order - and for some, fengshui too.

Blood lines

Pu Wenqing is one of the few surviving Red Army soldiers who has personally experienced the journey of her nation to its current prosperity.

Vanguards of victory

People's defender

Kong Qingde is a member of the 74th generation of ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius, but the stellar lineage did not protect him from the chaos that engulfed the country in 1928.

Red redux

My childhood dream was to meet Chairman Mao, says Chinese Canadian Wang Shuibo, now 48.

Party perspective

The "cultural revolution," which lasted from May 1966 to October 1976, was responsible for the most severe setback and the heaviest losses suffered by the Party, the State and the people since the founding of the People's Republic.

Hearty fun

Letting real-time voices do the work

Letting real-time voices do the work

A recent announcement by Facebook in the United States said that more than 85 of the top 100 US advertisers advertise on its site. I would assume that the situation in China is similar.

Giving back

Chen Guangbiao is one of China's new generation of entrepreneurs who takes corporate social responsibility (CSR) seriously.

Creating a harmonious society

The development of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in China in recent years has been remarkable.