40,000 foreign students in Beijing, no refuge status for smuggler, more about the birds, Hu Jintao in Algeria

HEADLINES FROM THE CHINESE PRESS

FEBRUARY 5 NEWSPAPERS

These headlines are from print editions which may not be the same on the publications’ websites.

This is the front page of The Beijing News. The image shows a Beijing municipal worker trapping feral chickens.

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The Beijing News 新京报

Lai Changxing ‘refugee status’ request denied

赖昌星被判不具“难民资格”

Lai Changxing is a smuggler who fled to Canada. His appeal to the Canadian government for refugee status was turned down.

Beijing Morning Post 晨报

Beijing will enrol 10,000 more foreign students this year

北京今年扩招1万留学生

This means the foreign students in Beijing will be 40,000, who will pay RMB900 million in tuition fees. According to the article, half of the students want to remain in China after their studies.


Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报

Beijing to set up administration complain center

北京将建行政投诉中心

People’s Daily 人民日报

Hu Jintao in talks Bouteflika

胡锦涛同布特弗利卡会谈

Bouteflika is the president of Algeria.

Beijing Star Daily 信报

The police rescued Wu Ruofu with an unbelievable speed

警方神速救回吴若甫

9 kidnapping suspects were caught, Wu and another kidnap victim were found, safe.

Nanfang weekend 南方周末

The most controversial city commission secretary

最富争议的市委书记

Qiu He is the conmmission secretary of Suqian city, Jiangsu Province. His moves aiming to reform the city government have been contraversial.

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Sina

Agriculture ministry announces bird flu prevention and treatment situation

农业部通报我国禽流感防治情况

Sohu

Investigate and prosecute corrupt officials countrywide, boost Party honesty construction

全国各地查贪官 推进党风廉政建设

Hell yeah.

FEBRUARY 4 NEWSPAPERS

Beijing Evening News 北京晚报

14 astronaut candidates

14 人候选“神六”航天员

For the next manned flight.

Shanghai Xinmin Evening News 新民晚报

Will making lanterns for Yuanxiao Festival be an unique skill?

元宵节扎花灯会成“绝”活吗

Fewer and fewer people are learning traditional skills.

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