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• 1.US urged to repair military ties, stop selling weapons to Taiwan
• China yesterday urged the US to take concrete steps to put bilateral military ties back on track after relations were derailed because of Pentagon's a...
• 2.Reward offered for tip-off on scalpers
• The government crackdown on railway ticket scalpers was intensified yesterday with Guangdong railway police offering rewards of up to 500,000 yuan ($7...
• 3.River clean-up drive on target
• HARBIN: The extensive effort to rid the Songhua River of pollution, which includes 24 projects launched out of Harbin, capital of Heilongjiang provinc...
• 4.Still happy to splash the cash
• Shoppers are refusing to get stingy with their money for the upcoming Spring Festival, a recent survey has discovered. Guangzhou Daily conducted a pol...
• 5.Life equally tough on the other side of ticket counter
• Jin Xing leaves home for work before 7 am every day and never finishes before 11 pm. A 15-minute break for lunch is the only one she gets. She spends ...
• 6.Shanghai-Disney deal reached
• Local authorities and the Walt Disney Company have reached an agreement on major issues behind the building of the first Disneyland theme park on the ...
• 7.Obama rides into Washington amid challenges
• Barack Obama rode into the US capital on a vintage train on Saturday, starting three days of celebrations before his inauguration as the 44th US presi...
• 8.Churches, mosques to be restored
• The government plans to rebuild or restore 12 churches, mosques and temples in the capital, Yang Xiaodong, a Beijing Religion Bureau official, said ye...
• 9.Woman dies in Shandong and 2-year-old in hospital
• Bird flu claimed its second victim this year when a woman infected by the virus died in Shandong province around 6:40 pm on Saturday. In Shanxi provin...
• 10.Women 'keen' to have more than 1 kid
• Most Chinese women would like to have more than one child, says a survey by the National Family Planning Commission. Jiang Fan, vice-minister of the c...