Author Archives: Tsingsong

1. The number of people injured and killed in the London terrorist bombings expected to increase 2. ‘The Great Victory’ exhibition marking the 60th anniversary of the victory in the war against Japanese aggression and World War II opens in … Continue reading →

July 7 is a special date for Chinese. As the day of 1937, Lugouqiao (Marco Polo Bridge) Incident happened and marked the start of Japan’s all-out assault on China. From then on, China started its 8 years long war of … Continue reading →

1. The guideline price for property management fee argued in public hearing meeting 2. Beijing police destroys 203 criminal gangs 3. IOC (International Olympic Committee) to vote on host city of 2012 Games this evening 4. The Chairman of Taiwan … Continue reading →

1. A NASA space probe struck the comet Tempel 1 as planned 2. Beijing Olympic organizing committee refutes false media report, and clarifies that it is impossible to determine who will direct the opening and closing ceremonies of Beijing Olympic … Continue reading →

1. Deep Impact spacecraft on track to smash into Temple 1 comet 2. Income from sale of second hand houses deals exempted from personal income tax in some cities 3. Live 8 concert hold to help Africa’s poor in Hyde … Continue reading →

1. Professor Qi Gong of Beijing Normal University, famous calligrapher, painter and scholar on Chinese culture studies, dies at the age of 93 2. Beijing increases social security remuneration which includes minimum living and unemployment insurance, minimum salary, old age … Continue reading →

1. Taiwan’s New Party to visit Mainland from July 6 2. Vice Premier Wu Yi delivers report on safety issues and supervision of food and drug industries 3. 133 middle schools in Beijing are allowed to do early recruitment of … Continue reading →

1. The National Audit Office (NAO) found misuse of funds totaling 9.06 billion yuan in 38 government departments in 2004 2. Chinese Football Super League decides to continue using upgrade and demoting system in 2006 3. Britain holds event to … Continue reading →

1. Property management fees in residential areas to be approved by public hearing on 5th July 2. Non-tradable share reform to end without third round 3.Salary guidelines issued by the Beijing Labor and Social Security Administration state that average salaries … Continue reading →

McDonald’s China issued an announcement to apologize for its “kneeling” TV commercial yesterday. The ad had already been banned in Beijing. After investigation, Beijing Industry and Commerce Administration said that the commercial insulted dignity, went against social morality and contained … Continue reading →