Funding banks for domino effect, Hard Bones No. 6, college entrance exams

Headlines from the Chinese press

JANUARY 12 NEWSPAPERS (print editions; headlines may not be the same on the publication’s websites)

The Economic Observer 经济观察报

45 billion fund for domino effect

450亿注资推倒的多米诺骨排

The government’s infusion of 45 billion US dollars into the Bank of China and the Construction Bank are intended to have a ‘domino effect’ and encourage foreign investment the other two of the ‘Big Four’ state-owned banks, ICBC and Agriculture Bank. Slightly different use of the ‘domino effect’ than you might expect in English, or is there a subtle joke there that I’m not quite getting?


Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报

Beijing college entrance exams to be adjusted

北京高考试卷将调整

A major change is the addition of extra vocabulary to the English examinations.

Beijing Morning Post 晨报

Large change in structure of college entrance exams

高考试题结构大调整

The Beijing News 新京报

‘ Two conferences’ of 18 districts and counties draws new blueprints

18 区县“两会”竞绘新蓝图

The two conferences are People’s Representative Conference and People’s Political Consultative Conference. The new blueprints are new plans for serving the people better.

People’s Daily 人民日报

Chairman Jiang cares about ‘Hard No. 6 Lian’

江主席关怀“硬六连”

‘Hard Bones No. 6 Lian’ is an army regiment. What is the greater significance of Jiang Zemin making a fuss about Hard Bones No. 6 Lian? What is the sound of one hand clapping?

Beijing Star Daily 信报

Beijing railway implements Spring Festival urgent readiness plan

北京铁路启动春运紧急预案

Snowfalls have caused a lot of more people to take trains. No problem: the railway authorities have a Plan B.

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Sina

U.S. officials: we will never allow Taiwan to involve the U.S. in war

美国官员称绝不容许台湾将美卷入战争

SohuBeijing Evening News 北京晚报

Change in structure of college entrance exams this year

今年高考试题结构调整

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