FRONT PAGE OF THE DAY
None of the papers pays much heed to some events on an island somewhere in the South China Sea. Oh well. The Beijing Morning Post has the best mix of stories today, with these headlines:
– TELECOMMUNICATIONS LAW WILL PROBABLY BE ENACTED NEXT YEAR
– THE STORY OF CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT EMERGENCE
– HUNDREDS OF POETS IGNITE THE SPRING (WITH PHOTOGRAPH)
– 30% OF RESIDENTS DO NOT SLEEP WELL IN CHINA
WORST FRONT PAGE OF THE DAY
Shanghai’s Xinmin Evening News is so bad, it could win this award every day. Today’s headlines are:
– ALL CITIZENS TO SUPERVISE RUDE WALKING BEHAVIOR
– GUILIN SCENERY AS STAGE
