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Ministry denies student can take exam as foreigner
Reebonz raises $40 million in new capital
Tong Ren Tang’s mercury storm continues
Marine-based economy on wave of growth
UBS downgrades GDP growth
Developers rush to senior housing projects
A glance at the Central China Expo 2013
Employment system for civil servants piloted
China
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Sun's former residence to be tourism center
The village of Cuiheng in Guangdong is described as the birthplace of China's democratic revolution.
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Internet revolutionizes the music industry
At 8:08 pm on Sunday, folk singer Li Zhi announced on his micro blog that he would have a gig at Beijing's Mako music club at 9:30 pm.
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Draft takes aim at terrorism
A draft regulation aiming to cut funds for terrorist activities began soliciting public opinion in a measure to assist the country's fight against terrorism.
Business
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Chinese solar firms protest over EU duties
Major Chinese solar panel makers on Thursday protested over punitive tariffs the European Union plans to levy on Chinese-made photovoltaic products.
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Taxi fare increase finds support at hearing
Most participants at a public hearing, held on Thursday afternoon, supported the Beijing government's decision to increase taxi fares.
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Civil aviation plan eyes domestic industry
Chinese narrow-body aircraft manufacturers will break the market duopoly of Boeing and Airbus by grabbing at least 5 percent of the domestic market by 2020.
Life
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Action men
When he puts on his armor, Iron Man has all the power. In reality, there is a group of high-performing humans in camouflage uniform who, minus Tony Stark's caprice and quips, have the tasks and physique of a superhero.
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Jobs scarce as record numbers graduate
Competition in the job market is expected to intensify this year as the number of fresh college graduates in China hits a record high this summer.
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Taobao offers free hospital appointments
Taobao, China's largest online retail site, has joined the fight against scalpers at hospitals by adding a free online appointment service.
Caustic composer
Food
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Mills investigated over tainted rice
Three rice mills in central China's Hunan Province are being investigated after rice they produced was found to be contaminated with cadmium last week.
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Improved teaching aids TCM understanding
Maximin Gaillard, a French student obsessed with traditional Chinese medicine, used to feel completely lost in class.
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Shanghai to allow chicken again
With no new confirmed cases of the H7N9 virus on the Chinese mainland for more than a week, Shanghai is planning to allow cold-processed poultry meat onto the market by the end of May.
Culture
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'Literati painting' goes under the hammer
For the first time, Poly Auction's upcoming spring sales will pay tribute to the Chinese art scene's time-honored "literati painting".
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Images of Society
An ongoing exhibition showcases art pieces that reflect keen observation of life. They are works of 10 emerging artists under the age of 30.
Entertainment
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A win for sin?
Chinese director Jia Zhangke's film A touch of sin, a story about the dark side of modern life, is getting all the buzz at high-profile Cannes Film Festival.
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Li Bingbing joins 'Transformers 4'
Paramount Pictures announced that it had added Chinese actress Li Bingbing into the cast for the upcoming sci-fi actioner "Transformers 4".
Sport
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Behold the germans
The all-German Champions League final between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich on Saturday marks the culmination of an intensifying and increasingly bitter rivalry.
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Krzyzewski returns to coach US men's team
Mike Krzyzewski had decided to remain coach of the US men's Olympic basketball team.
A new life on the red planet
A putative program to establish a human colony on Mars has met with a strong response from Chinese citizens.
Society: The age of anxiety
Grim plight faces 'left-behind seniors' in China's rural areas.
Eager parents quick to learn marriage lines
Finding the perfect partner can be a family affair for many in China.
Sowing the seeds of change
Guizhou province makes full use of natural resources, and maintains ecosystem.
Hungry investors on the hunt for their pot of gold
Lack of investment channels for investors means fewer choices for seeking wealth.
Premier Li visits four countries
Premier Li Keqiang will pay official visits to India, Pakistan, Switzerland and Germany from May 19 to 27.
Birth Tourists: Going for the 14th Amendment
Women from China are giving birth in California and getting US citizenship for their newborns, while authorities are cracking down on homes where they stay.
A hard life on ocean wave
China's shipping industry is experiencing that sinking feeling as economies in US and Europe contract.
Sex case takes a new turn
A school principal and a local government employee have been arrested on suspicion of molesting children in Hainan province.
Micro blogs help fight graft
More people are using social media to tackle corrupt officials.
Special: Have some more tea
Chinese tea is popular for its special fragrance and also its function. This special coverage is to guide you to find more about this traditional Chinese beverage.
Quake prompts growth in NGOs
Sichuan has the third-largest number of NGOs, after Beijing and Shanghai. Wenchuan quake was a catalyst in their foundation.
Columnists
China demand for coal stokes world market
US expected to increase exports to China and Europe as power plants close.
China launches major coal price index
More Chinese firms go private
Last year, at least 25 US listed companies based in China announced plans to go private through buyouts, as investors dumped shares amid regulatory investigations and short-sellers' scrutiny.
US schools vie for partners in China
US universities are seeking out partnerships in China, hoping to broaden their international reach and provide academic opportunities for students and faculty.
No fast results expected from summit
With anticipation running high for the meeting between Xi Jinping and Barack Obama in California next month, China's ambassador to the US said people shouldn't expect concrete results.
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China-US
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China donates to SF hospital
A $100,000 donation from the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council was delivered to San Francisco Chinese Hospital on Tuesday by China's consul general in the city, Yuan Nansheng.
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Wuxi makes pitch for US funds
The city of Wuxi hopes to spur foreign investment to its services sector by opening a chamber of commerce office in New York.
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Overseas students receive top awards
Thirty Chinese from 16 US colleges and universities are the newest recipients of an annual award from their government for outstanding achievement by students self-financing their overseas education.
US
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Record long python captured in Florida
An 18-foot, 8-inch Burmese python set a record for the longest snake ever captured in South Florida, where the exotic species has taken up residence.
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Obama to lay out rationale for drone strikes
President Barack Obama will lay out the rationale for US drone strikes in a speech on Thursday.
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US immigration bill gets Senate boost
Supporters of US immigration reform are hoping that the smooth passage of their legislation through a Senate committee will boost the likelihood of the bill winning full Senate approval.
World
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Japan ponders direct talks with Pyongyang
Japan is considering direct talks with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the government said on Wednesday.
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Iran expands nuclear enrichment capability
Iran further expanded its nuclear enrichment capability by installing hundred advanced centrifuges in a uranium enrichment plant.
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US, Myanmar sign trade agreement
The United States and Myanmar on Tuesday signed a trade and investment framework agreement, announced the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) in a statement.
Opinion
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Why Switzerland?
The following is an English translation of a signed article by Premier Li Keqiang published on May 23 in Neue Zürcher Zeitung of Switzerland.
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Consolidating China-Pakistan friendship
Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Pakistan, fully reflects the new Chinese leadership's emphasis on China-Pakistan relations, as well as the two sides' common aspiration to consolidate and develop their friendship.
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Exchange rate reform may take time
It is worth revisiting what exchange rate flexibility is about, why it is useful for China, what are the possible challenges in attaining it and what that may mean for the time frame.
Travel
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Korean corner
Vast and culturally diverse, sometimes it is possible to find a part of China that feels like someplace else.
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Adventure of a lifetime
When Canadian brothers Ryan and Colin Pyle each found themselves at a career crossroads, they decided to go traveling and embarked on an ambitious motorcycle ride around China.
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Restoring the sea to an island
A dispatch in The New York Times in August 1944 described the view American soldiers had of Mont-St.-Michel, seeming "to float on the sea as gracefully as a ship under full sail."
Odd News
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Native American tribe to dub 'Star Wars'
The largest Native American tribe in the United States is seeking to dub the classic 1977 movie "Star Wars" movie in Navajo as a way to help preserve its traditional language.
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Police sorry for video mocking homeless
Seattle's interim police chief has apologized for appearing in a 1986 video that showed him and other officers mocking the homeless.
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Microraptors had taste for sashimi: Study
Fossil evidence showed that the Microraptor — a four-winged, flying dinosaur about the size of a pigeon — may have been a big fan of sashimi.
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Pig takes dog's place as family member
Mr Min spends four hours and walks twice a day with his 'BAMA miniature pig' Zhu Zhu in Wuhan, the capital city of Hubei province.
USA Weekly
Geared to go
China and Europe will take significant steps to bolster bilateral ties during Premier Li Keqiang's visit.
Outbound investment continues
Shipping industry feels adrift
Siemens gets smart
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