Author Archives: Tsingsong

Beijing Morning Post‘ cover features a picture of Typhoon Damrey hitting Hainan. 1.The gasoline supply in Beijing is adequate; 2. Twenty citizens spoke at a public hearing on personal income tax baseline; half of them thought the baseline should be … Continue reading →

Beijing Times‘ front page features a picture of Beijing police destroying illegal residences near a railway. 1. The US government has given Hurricane Rita the status of “incident of national significance,” a move to initiate a federal response; 2. An … Continue reading →

Beijing Youth Daily‘s cover features a picture of Sun Tiantian in match. 1. Beijing Labor and Social Security Bureau: the minimum monthly salary for fresh college graduates is 1090 Yuan (135 USD); 2. 44 thousand diplomas for examinees who will … Continue reading →

The Beijing News‘ cover features a picture of Li Ao arriving in Beijing. 1. The DPRK vowed that it would return to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) after the United States provides it with light water reactors (LWRs) for generating … Continue reading →

Beijing Morning Post‘s cover features a picture of Nadal. 1. 100 Chinese cities are poised to sound alarms and sirens simultaneously to commemorate the September 18 Incident (1931 in Shenyang), the beginning of Japanese troops’ invasion of China; 2. Rafael … Continue reading →

The Beijing News‘ cover features a picture of a three-legged baby during surgery 1. At the summit on the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the United Nations, Hu Jintao announced China’s five-part aid package which includes tariff-free trade, debt … Continue reading →

The cover of Beijing Times features a picture of a basketball match between China and Saudi Arabia. 1. China’s President Hu Jintao meets U.S. President George W. Bush in New York during the United Nations General Assembly meeting; 2. China’s … Continue reading →

Beijing Youth Daily‘s cover features a picture of the blast in Yunnan. 1. Beijing ranks fourth in a report on the quality of life in Chinese cities; 2. China will levy new taxes on automobile gasoline; 3. Eleven people were … Continue reading →

The Beijing News front page features a picture of Chinese Vice President Zeng Qinghong attending the opening ceremony of Hong Kong Disneyland. 1. Hong Kong Disneyland opened yesterday; 2. Typhoon Khanun has killed 14 and affected more than 5 million … Continue reading →

Beijing Youth Daily‘s cover features a picture of typhoon Khanun hitting Zhejiang. 1. Typhoon Khanun attacked East China’s Zhejiang Province with strong winds and torrential rains. Shanghai issued a typhoon alert (code red); 2. Beijing experiences longest period of hot … Continue reading →