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China's cab drivers are having to pay a price with heavy congestion in the cities, hefty rental charges, growing numbers of private-car owners and long, tiring hours on the roads to make ends meet. Photos Provided to China Daily

Sunday Talk

"Nuclear safety touches everyone's lives on both sides of the Taiwan Straits and is related to the environment we all share."

Tough Rides

Sunday Digest

Xi'an show comes to a fine blooming end

XI'AN - The International Horticultural Exposition 2011 Xi'an ended on Saturday after 178 colorful days in the capital of Shaanxi province in Northeast China.

China keeps pushing for more trees in cities

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China, Japan need global view: Wen

Sunday Special

Red, Green, Yellow ... and Black

Like most illegal cab drivers, Wang - who refuses to share his given name - wants out of his trade. But this is the only living the Beijinger has been able to find since he was suddenly laid off in 2007 and then spent a year afterward looking for work.

Driving forces on the road

Sunday People

Patting the cats

You would think a zoologist who spends months alone in the wilderness would have an anxiety attack in crowded Hong Kong. But that's not the case with large predator specialist and television presenter Dave Salmoni. The big and burly Canadian, who was in Asia to talk up his latest animal program, World's Deadliest Towns (for the Discovery Channel), is enjoying a beer among the skyscrapers and looking forward to some Cantonese roast goose for dinner. Salmoni is the rare breed who is as comfortable in the concrete and the African jungle. "People are always shocked," he says. "They say 'oh, you must hate the city.' But I like people and I like animals too. It's natural for me to want both but I don't think it's something other people understand."

UK Internet entrepreneur shares his business tips

World Scene

Sunday Expat

Hungarian artist savors watching people

Her pictures can be found as far afield as the US and Canada, Europe, the Middle East, South Africa and Southeast Asia. Now artist Angi (real name Agnes Nadkarni) is starting to carve out a name for herself in China, having recently been the featured artist of the month at the HongYi Gallery in the Sanlitun area of Beijing.

Wind is old friend of China, Denmark

Milliner's crossing

Sunday Image

Hardship and hope

If a picture is worth 1,000 words, then thousands of pictures had many more stories to tell last week as the "Zoom-In on Poverty" global photo contest came to a close.

Sunday Food

Uygur breads on the barbecue

Throughout the cities and towns of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, it's common to see naan bakeries by the street side and a queue waiting patiently for freshly made flatbread.

Good bread, home-made

Fascinating vegetarian

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