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Why some jobs are hotter than othersBoredom, indeed, is an inherent feature of every overgrown bureaucracy.
Li Xing
High time we stopped shiveringBeijing's decision to turn on the heat is a momentous change from a policy set nearly 60 years ago, when China was still struggling to feed and clothe its people...
Zhao Huanxin
One man looks back while all around are looking aheadIf you paint on a blank piece of paper, says a Chinese proverb, you may create a beautiful picture.
Liu Shinan
It's a person's integrity that shines the brightestAfter the death of giant of scientist Qian Xuesen over the weekend, millions of comments have been posted on websites, mourning the loss of the "father of China's space program"...
Raymond Zhou
In defense of pajamasShanghai is cracking down on its most tenacious fashion trend. In preparation for the 2010 World Expo, the municipal government has launched a campaign to eradicate running red lights and wearing pajamas in public.
Ravi S. Narasimhan
Lessons from SARS have to be appliedI was living in Hong Kong during SARS - and read enough reports from the mainland - to know that the scars of that epidemic haven't yet healed.
Liang Hongfu
Heritage in the time of developmentDonald Tsang, Hong Kong's chief executive, has made the preservation of the few remaining historical landmarks, notably the Central Market, a centerpiece of his annual policy speech that set the direction for his administration in 2010.
Alexis Hooi
Kill copycats, open floodgates of creativityAs many visitors to Zhejiang province know, some of the region's top draws are the ancient watertowns along the Grand Canal where major cultural figures and ideas throughout Chinese history have sprung.
Chen Weihua
Mission for the nation and the worldA sense of mission and responsibility for the nation and humanity must sound like a clich to some Chinese these days as materialism and hedonism prevail among sections of our society.
Patrick Whiteley
Going with the flow and getting happyGetting behind the wheel of a car on Chinese roads is a good way for any new expat to better understand how things work here.
Brendan John Worrell
Top of the class south of the lakeBack in 2005 a TV talent show called Super Voice Girl took China by storm wracking in close to 18 million yuan. Produced by Hunan’s Golden Eagle the program captivated viewers and allowed them to sms their vote directly to the studio. |