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Author Archives: Tsingsong
Earthquake and Yuanxiao
Disasters can be always hot news no matter where they happen. Today, most newspapers in Beijing feature a photo about a powerful earthquake in central Iran. According to recent Xinhua report, The death toll of the earthquake has risen to … Continue reading
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Inspecting Yuanxiao
Tomorrow will be Chinese Lantern Festival, so the topic about Yuanxiao just get hot. Yuanxiao is also called Tangyuan, it is a kind of sweet dumplings of glutinous rice. In north China, it is the main food for lantern festival. … Continue reading
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China strongly opposes US-Japan statement on Taiwan
The above title is the most popular leading headlines for today’s newspapers. According to Xinhua report: China expressed “grave concern” over a joint statement of the United States and Japan listing Taiwan as one of their “common strategic objectives” in … Continue reading
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Sharks removed to help “Chinese Xun”
The rock stars for today’s newspapers are the sharks in Beijing Ocean Aquarium. In order to cure their friend Chinese Xun, a type of rare fish in China that got injured in the Yangtze River, 28 generous sharks had to … Continue reading
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The criminal suspects arrested
The news about the police arrested the criminal suspects who committed crimes during Spring Festival covered most newspapers in Beijing today. The front page of Beijing Times features a photo that 33-year-old Wang Meng was hanging his head and making … Continue reading
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A maneuver to prevent robbing
After destroying some illegal fireworks in Da Xing county, Beijing’s police go on making efforts to ensure the citizen to experience a safety Spring Festival. Yesterday, a maneuver to prevent robbing happened in the city, the result is definitely the … Continue reading
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Dangerous Fireworks
Most newspapers in Beijing still feature the Meningitis vaccinations being given to various Beijingers today. But Beijing Daily Messenger pays more attention to the dangers of fireworks. In order to ensure an accident-free Chinese New Year, police in Beijing’s Daxing … Continue reading
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Meningitis vaccinations start in Beijing
The above headline is the hottest news today. The deaths of five students in east China’s Anhui Province caused by the disease last month have attracted intense attention from officials and the public. In Beijing, the first batch of Type … Continue reading
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60th Anniversary of Auschwitz Liberation
Apart from the pictured Beijing News, most newspapers in Beijing today featured a photo about the end of the Beijing People’s Congress meeting. The pictured front page photo shows a French person grieving at a monument which marks 76,000 French … Continue reading
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People’s Political Consultative Conference closes
For the past five days, the headlines of most big newspapers in Beijing have been along the lines of “Beijing is going to ……. ” and “Proposal to cancel / implement …. policy” Now it is time to say goodbye … Continue reading
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