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Features ››

  • To buy or not to buy: Chinese home buyers' dilemma

    Shou Zhenwei, a 28-year-old state-owned company employee in Beijing, paid 1.4 million yuan (205,000 U.S. dollars) for a two-bedroom apartment this month, realizing a long-cherished dream.

  • 'Obama Girl in Red Coat' fires up cyberspace

    'Obama Girl in Red Coat' fires up cyberspace

    A young woman caught taking off her coat on camera at US President Barack Obama's town hall meeting in Shanghai earlier this month has been propelled into temporary stardom, as netizens have both admired and harassed her.

Opinion ››

Clean government is what we need

The world's most influential anti-corruption organization, Transparency International (TI), recently released the Corruption Perceptions Index, according to which New Zealand has the cleanest government. Since China ranks 79th on the index, it is time the government started a crackdown to root out corruption, says an article in Changjiang Times.

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