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Five Chinese universities are in moot court competition

[2014-04-08 07:29]

Students from five Chinese university law schools are among about 600 law school students participating in the world's largest moot court competition being held in Washington.

The tough battle with the army of American lobbyists

[2014-04-08 06:01]

The political TV drama series, House of Cards, has offered a Hollywood approach to US politics little known to the vast majority of Chinese.

Zillow to offer US real-estate listings to Chinese portal

[2014-04-08 06:01]

Chinese buyers scooped up more than $11 billion of US residential real-estate properties in the year ended March 2013, paying a higher than normal median price of $425,000, according to the National Association of Realtors. What's more, nearly 70 percent of the transactions were all-cash.

Hirohito on trial - in play

[2014-04-08 06:01]

Emperor Hirohito, one of the biggest war criminals in history who reigned unpunished until his death in 1989, will undergo a mock trial for his aggressive promotion of the Japanese expansion and war crimes during World War II at Historic Hoover Theatre in San Jose, California, on April 5.

Schell calls urbanization plan 'extraordinary' event

[2014-04-08 03:42]

China's urbanization is an "extraordinary and tectonic" event never seen in the world before, and reflects a great experiment that no other country has replicated.

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[2014-04-08 00:38]

Across America

China's green environmental march benefits US, world

[2014-04-07 11:13]

China, the country that consumes more energy and emits more greenhouse gases than any other nation, has made a name for itself as an environmental leader. Its breakthroughs in green technology stand to help not only its residents, but those of the US and the rest of the world.

Gala celebrates young Chinese dreams

[2014-04-07 11:13]

The New York University Chinese Students and Scholars Association (NYUCSSA) 2014 gala used this year's theme "Sparkling Years" to highlight the unique struggles of Chinese students abroad during the best years of their lives.

Museum teaches kids about Qingming

[2014-04-07 11:13]

The first weekend in April marked the beginning of the annual Qingming Festival - also called Tomb-Sweeping Day - a time when Chinese families gather to pay respect to their ancestors, and New York's Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) brought families together to learn more about one of the biggest cultural events in China.

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[2014-04-07 11:13]

Tarena fizzles in its IPO

[2014-04-07 11:13]

The US market for initial public offerings from China continues to show new life. How hot the market will get amid an expected deluge of Chinese technology-related IPOs this spring remains open to question.

CBC competition at UW

[2014-04-07 02:11]

CBC competition at UW

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