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Fight against climate change exemplary

[2017-02-10 08:08]

In the story of the Chinese zodiac, the rooster is the 10th animal to cross the river and the Jade Emperor's finish line. But it did not cross alone. It found a small raft, and invited the goat and the monkey to join him on the crossing. The goat and the monkey helped clear the weeds, and navigate the raft toward the opposite bank. With teamwork, they arrived together. Pleased with their work, the Jade Emperor gave them all a year on the zodiac.

Made in USA is hypocritical political correctness

[2017-02-10 08:08]

US President Donald Trump won the 2016 election partly by cashing in on people's anger over excessive political correctness. Yet his words and deeds are cultivating a new political correctness in his country.

Laying the foundations for long-term prosperity

[2017-02-10 07:22]

Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying delivered his last policy address on Jan 18. Many people did not expect anything new from it as the current administration is in its final phase. But the policy address did give us some surprises. It is the longest one in the history of the Hong Kong SAR. In the conclusion of his speech, Leung said that "Today, all commitments in my election manifesto have basically been implemented". Some may question this statement as the housing, retirement protection, and poverty issues have yet to be completely solved.

In elections, trying to please everyone is clearly unrealistic

[2017-02-10 07:22]

Early this week, news broke that a candidate for the next Chief Executive election intends to resume the electoral reform process, while pledging to adopt a gentler approach to implementation of Article 23 of the Basic Law.

Reality check will show double trap is avoidable

[2017-02-09 13:34]

Top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi's call for "American friends" to "brush up" on World War II history may not ring any bells with Washington, because, unlike then, the two countries today are not fighting shoulder to shoulder against a common enemy.

Reserves no cause for concern

[2017-02-09 13:34]

China's foreign exchange reserves dropped to $2.99 trillion in January, falling below the $3 trillion level for the first time since early 2011.

Tighter monetary policy would help stop speculation by SOEs

[2017-02-09 13:34]

AS EARLY AS 2010, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission issued a document that required the majority of State-owned enterprises under the supervision of the central government to exit from the real estate sector. However, seven years have passed and SOEs are increasingly active in the realty market. Beijing News comments:

Phasing out subsidies puts green cars on right track

[2017-02-09 13:34]

THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT has said it will cut subsidies to new energy vehicles by 20 percent this year from 2016 levels, and urged local governments not to offer subsidies that exceed 50 percent of those provided by the central government. Changjiang Daily commented on Wednesday:

Capital cities mustn't grow as parasites

[2017-02-09 13:34]

THE MUNICIPAL government of Jinan, East China's Shandong province, not satisfied with the city's status as provincial capital, recently called on the entire province to give the city more support in order to make it the leading city in the province in terms of GDP as well. Beijing News commented on Wednesday:

China's role in building an open world

[2017-02-09 13:34]

What can the world expect from China amid the increasing uncertainties facing globalization?

A song to celebrate spring and suit winter

[2017-02-09 13:34]

Even the most ambitious people can hardly match the talk of a Fire Rooster.

Reform can reduce study burden of pupils

[2017-02-09 13:34]

Winter vacation has become the third semester for students of primary and middle schools in cities. A Chinese Society of Education survey shows Chinese parents have invested more than 800 billion yuan ($116.5 billion) in primary and middle school students' extracurricular classes. And many people believe students are overburdened by studies during vacations because of parents who make irrational choices and institutions that offer extracurricular classes only to make profits.

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