Category Archives: Newspapers

Today’s hottest lead headline is about the refrom of the Chinese Communist Party’s personnel system: six new regulations concerning recruitment, promotion, and resignation of Party officials were promulgated. The laws appear to be strict. Other hot news: – China donates … Continue reading →

Is this headline the work of a China Daily English polisher having some fun? Blood center calls for expats’ blood The Shanghai Blood Center is baying for laowai blood because Shanghai “often lacks RH-negative blood, which is very rare among … Continue reading →

No exciting news in Beijing today. This was the lead headline of most newspapers today: The Fourth Plenary Session of the 16th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) scheduled to convene between September 16-19 Other news: Age … Continue reading →

Today’s Beijing news: – Olympic gold medalists visit Hong Kong The pictured front from Beijing Youth Daily shows Hong Kong people giving the athletes a hero’s welcome. – Fake famous brands are banned at XiuShui market Silk Alley or Xiushui … Continue reading →

Most of today’s Beijing newspapers led with the the current clampdown on porn. According to this newest law issued by Supreme People’s Court and Procuratorate of China, from September 6, someone who make use of the Internet or mobile communications … Continue reading →

Three pictures on the front page of today’s People’s Daily show three different meetings: Hu Jintao meets Chinese athletes back from Athens Olympics This was the lead headline of most Beijing newspapers today Jiang Zemin meets the President of Philippines … Continue reading →

The Olympics just won’t go away: even the gala reception to welcome Chinese medalists from Athens is getting a lot of media coverage. But today, let’s take a look at some other people in the media: Handicapped people ride motorcycles … Continue reading →

The lead headlines for most Beijing newspapers today are about the Olympic five circle flag coming to Beijing along with the reurning Chinese athletes. The pictured front page is from the Beijing Morning Post. Another media star today is the … Continue reading →

“Holding an economical Olympic Games is our consistent principle“, said Liu Qi, the secretary of Beijing’s municipal Party Committee. This statement was the lead headlines of most of today’s Beijing newspapers. So, does this mean they are going to avoid … Continue reading →

The closing ceremony of Athens Olympic Games is the highlight of today’s Beijing newspapers. The focus is not the variety show at the ceremony, but the flag handover ceremony: the Olympic flag was passed from the mayor of Athens, Dora … Continue reading →