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Author Archives: Eric Mu
Let the kids sit straight
Sun City: Qingdao education bureau has distributed 10,000 anti-myopia devices to students free of charge.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged myopia, Qingdao, real estate
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Mystery surrounding village chief’s death remains unresolved
East South Express: At a media conference, the local police authorities of Leqing debunked the rumor, claiming that the incident is a plain accident.
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Tagged accident, land, Qing Yunhui
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Wen Jiabao said his heart hurt by rising food prices
On Sunday, China’s Premier Wen Jiabao co-hosted a talk show on China National Radio, taking questions from audience through short messages, microblog messages and phone calls.
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Tagged Wen Jiabao
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Beijing introduces cap on new car registration
The Beijing News: To alleviate urban traffic congestion, yesterday Beijing announced a new policy intended to curb automobile growth.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged car, traffic
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Illegal gun distribution network busted
Yangtse Evening Post: Police bust of gun worshop leads to discovery of a nationwide distribution network; 540 arrested.
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Tagged illegal gun, pension
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Changzhou Evening Paper teaches you how to survive fire
Today’s Chongzhou Evening News shows you how, with the right equipment, you can help yourself to safety in such life-threatening situation
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Tagged Changzhou Evening Paper, escape, fire, survival
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Chongqing set to be the happiest city in five years
Chongqing Times: A bright future of Chongqing in five years was depicted yesterday on the government conference of the world’s most populous city.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing, Chongqing Times, GDP
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Beijing will expel “rats” from its underground shelters
Beijing Times: Beijing’s civil defense office stated that the government would gradually ban Beijing’s underground shelters from being used for residential purpose in the next five years.
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Tagged Beijing Times, housing, underground shelter
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China imposes restrictions on home purchase by foreigners
The Beijing News: New policy allows overseas national to buy no more than one home in mainland China. Overseas institutions can only buy non-residential properties in cities where they were registered.
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Tagged houses, real estate, The Beijing News
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Dodgy fetal gender prediction kit popular among Chinese new mothers
Yangtse Evening Post: The 780 yuan testing kit purportedly uses American technology and enables users to detect fetal gender by analyzing the hormone constitution in the mother’s urine six weeks into pregnancy. It also claims to have the endorsement of American FDA.
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Tagged gender prediction, Yangtse Evening Post
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