People’s Daily writes award-winning Haiku

Headlines from the Chinese press

JANUARY 7 NEWSPAPERS

People’s Daily 人民日报

ICBC: The ‘innovation spring’ flows out from the ‘tree of development’

工行:“创新泉”浇出“发展树”

ICBC is the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, one of the ‘Big Four’ state-owned banks. Not quite sure what the headline actually means, but it makes a nice haiku:

the innovation

spring flows out from the tree of

development

Well, maybe not, it’s one syllable too short.

CORRECTION:

The translation above is erroneous. The haiku should read

the innovation

spring nourishes the tree of

development


Beijing Morning Post 晨报

Less than 60 material achievements

60 件事实 今年不凑数

The usual ’60 material achievements’ that the Beijing government is supposed to do for the people won’t quite materialize this last year, but that’s OK because the 56 things they will achieve will be of more help in serving the people.

The Beijing News 新京报

Education budget should be 4% of GDP

教育经费要占GDP的4%

Education will be a budget priority to help ensure schooling is not too expensive.

Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报

Cross straits flight for Spring Festival

让春节包机对飞两岸

Mainland civil aviation authority gives permission for charter flights to fly directly between Taiwan and the Mainland. The Taiwanese government is not amused. So Taiwanese businessmen will have to change planes in Hong Kong or Macau again this Spring Festival.

Beijing Star Daily 信报

Unblocking the traffic is the ‘most important thing’

治堵成今年“头等大事”

The Beijing government is going to do 56 things for the people, the most important being to stop traffic jams. They are seeking ideas from citizens.

11AM INTERNET

Sina

Guangdong SARS patient can leave hospital tomorrow

广东非典患者可明日出院

Sohu

Guangdong SARS patient can leave hospital tomorrow

广东非典患者可明日出院

JANUARY 6 NEWSPAPERS

Shanghai Xinmin Evening News 新民晚报

Ceramics kiln in residential area?

小区建窑烧瓷,行不行?

Someone wants to open an art gallery and run a ceramic kiln in a living area. But people living there are worrying about pollution.

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