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Updated: 2013-05-09 08:06
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Photo: Police remove opium poppies in an abandoned depot in Xuchang city, Henan province, on Tuesday. Residents who illegally grew more than 200 poppies at the depot were punished and the poppies confiscated.
Bilingual: People who say "me", "myself" and "I" frequently are more likely to have depression and anxiety, according to a new research.
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Life in China: If you could relive your college years, what would you do differently? Graduates give different answers.
News talk: "Chinese aunt buyers" have become hot words in 2013 because of falls in the price of gold. These are vulnerable groups living in an uncertain environment who do crazy things out of habitual fear.
(China Daily 05/09/2013 page2)
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