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-	China's first entrepreneur
-	Changes in employment in China
-	Man of action takes new helm
-	China's changes in the eyes of a Gabonese
-	A tale of two restaurants
-	A Chinese-Japanese experiences the year 2008
-	Qiu He honored as a reform pioneer
-	Expert criticizes food subsidy policy

-	China's first spacewalker
-	'Divine Vessel' carries nation to space of wonder
-	Chinese pulling through tough time in milk scandal
-	Unequal treatment provokes request to authority
-	Report: Conflicting interests threaten social harmony
-	Quake victims share in hopes for future
-	Beijing citizens benefit from Olympics facilities
-	Me generation finally focuses on us
-	Life in fast lane drives road rage
-	Securing safer pastures for a new beginning

-	Beijing in final sprint for Olympic preparations
-	Religious organizations help quake victims
-	Heroic head strives to rebuild school
-	Internet fuels emergence of new type of publicity
-	'Human flesh search engine': an Internet lynching?
-	Quake-hit students see future with college exam
-	A wedding that follows a funeral
-	Story of Tibet: a Tibetan family in 6 decades
-	Farmers happy, but worried
-	A dog-day afternoon

-	Heroic sniffers have their day
-	Father's Day brings out tears
-	Quake relief helps civil society grow in China
-	Pupils keep widower busy
-	Proud father still unaware of hero's death
-	Students, teachers brave uncertainties
-	Saved youth repays with voluntary work
-	Mixed feelings with end of free plastic shopping bags
-	Cola Boy gets his wish - and plenty of good wishes
-	Titanic effort to make tents on time

-	Children leave for new life, future
-	Volunteers embark on journey of self-discovery
-	3 minutes of horror on the 32nd floor: an expat's account of the quake
-	Newborns breathe life amid death
-	Animal victims gather attention
-	Reaching out to young sufferers
-	Students face reality back in classrooms
-	Teachers' ultimate sacrifice
-	A spark of hope amid debris of despair
-	Road to recovery

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Defeating Food Scares

China has been confronted with food security problems recently. Mandarin fish from Guangdong Province and turbot from Shandong were found to contain poisonous chemicals. And ducks and hens in Hebei Province were fed a red dye so that their red-yolk eggs would sell for a higher price.

Industrial accidents including blasts, cave-ins, fires and the like pose a threat to many workers. The issue of work safety has drawn nationwide attention and the government requires to do more to curb the situation.

HK-Macao-Taiwan

HK | Macao | Taiwan

-	Hong Kong to aid Sichuan in quake rebuilding

-	Taiwan leader promises relax policy with mainland

-	Taiwan offers deer, goat in exchange for giant pandas

-	August figure of Taiwan's jobless highest in three years

-	Reception held in HK to mark 59th anniversary of PRC

-	Internet Treaties take effect in HK

Military Affairs

-	S African navy ship makes first visit to China

-	Air-sea-land military drill held in NE China

-	Chinese army reforms petty officer training

-	95 peacekeepers dispatched to Haiti

-	Thai-Chinese special forces launch anti-terror training

-	Combat divers comb water around Bird's Nest

Sci&Tech

-	Chinese researchers record porcine handmade cloning

-	Chinese-led research team creates bionic gecko feet

-	Scientist of Chinese origin wins Nobel chemistry prize

-	Shenzhou VII capsule shipped to Beijing

-	Rescue ship poised for space mission

-	Children on Science Popularization Day