Life in Sanlitun recently became a little more convenient. My apartment community is located just south of the new Sanlitun SOHO, and with these towers nearing completion, the complex is no longer closed off. I can now walk directly to Sanlitun Village South and no longer have to make a detour around the large area occupied by the SOHO high rises.
In pubs, living rooms and parks across Beijing, sports fans are tooting vuvuzelas - those irritating outsize South African kazoos - at least in spirit as they cheer on their FIFA 2010 World Cup favorites.
According to Beijing Evening News, an online survey found that 86 percent of college graduates would like to work in second-tier cities. Responding to the question of what would make them "flee" first-tier big cities, some 67 percent put the blame squarely on excessive living costs. Other factors included cut-throat competition in employment, high pressure in work and life, and hukou issues.
Maker of Mao's hat gives you plenty to think about, William Axford finds
Homey rooms and delectable food are no longer the only prime services expected at the capital's top hotels.
This month, Canadian fantasy novelist Guy Gavriel Kay arrived in China, a country he has been researching and writing about for seven years.
The general manager of the Donghu Property Management Company in Shanghai, Li Feng, is focused on serving guests from all around the world in the Expo Donghu service apartment hotel in the Expo Garden.
Pouring wine is an art form for some, Shi Yingying reports.
A volunteer at the Expo Garden believes the job will benefit his future, Tang Zhihao reports.
Huaqiao International Business Service Park is the only provincial development area in China characterized by a dominant modern service industry. It will provide services for businesses in Shanghai and establish an outsourcing service base and a national financial outsourcing demonstration zone.
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