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Dashan: To embrace the Beijing Olympics like a fellow Chinese Dashan has been a familiar face to the average Chinese for many years now.	Smoke stack city cleans up its act Germany's Der Spiegel magazine once labeled Shizuishan, Ningxia "the perfect setting for a Hollywood film about the end of the world".	Robert Bernell's painted words American born Robert Bernell has created a niche that no one else, foreign or Chinese, has been able to copy or surpass.
An NOC assistant's most exciting events (1) Fei Ye shares her experiences as an NOC assistant  in the Olympic Village.	Safe subway to welcome the Games Jia Peng, director of publicity for the Beijing Subway Operation Co. Ltd, revealed measures for subway safety.	Deng reveals Olympic Village operations Deng Yaping, deputy director of the BOCOG Olympic Village discussed the Village operations with netizens.
Can you do the Dadu on 15 bucks a day? We've set our 4 young American interns a mission to find out what Beijing's big capital city (the Dadu) has to offer on just 100 yuan a day as the 30 day Olympic countdown begins.	The Olympics ten big mysteries As we are counting down to the big day of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, suspense is in the air concerning the opening ceremony and the games as a whole. China.org.cn takes a look at the questions everyone is asking...	Plan a half-day trip to explore genuine Beijing For first-time visitors, culture enthusiasts,contemplative travelers and city discoverers,check out our diverse day trips.
Shenzhen drops a hint on political reform Shenzhen, the first Chinese city to implement a policy of reform and opening up, recently published two guideline documents indicating a shift towards reform of the political system.	Roads to leadership in China Many younger officials at the provincial and ministerial levels are becoming rising stars in China's political arena. Prof. Liu Junsheng here analyzes their various paths to promotion.	Story of Tibet: a Tibetan family in 6 decades This is an ordinary Tibetan family's story. Their ups and downs over last 60 years showcase great social changes in Tibet.
Beijing Bedouins China is leading the global pack in modern mobile lifestyles. Young Beijing Bedouins have the cheapest, coolest and fastest cell phones and wi-fi gadgets in the world.	Hams in the front line in communications relief They are amateur radio enthusiasts also known as "Hams". They initiated their relief efforts after the May 12 earthquake before other communication channels were back in operation in the quake-hit areas.	Poetry aftershocks A cultural phenomenon was born after the earthquake: thousands of professional poets, writers, editors and ordinary people are trying to find a way to express their emotional turmoil through contemporary poetry.

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