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The beginnings of a never-ending task It all started with a movie called "The Great River," which had its premiere yesterday in Urumqi, capital city of Xinjiang.	Tears flow freely at Beijing's Cry Bar Is crying good therapy? Experts say yes. Having a good weep at the weekend is becoming more and more popular among office workers in China.	Volunteers add color to panda base On a visit to Bifengxia Base in Ya'an City, the reporter meets many foreign volunteers. Of various professions and from different countries, their presence adorns the trip.
Labor group pricks Mickey Mouse's bad conscience SACOM, a HK based labor rights group has taken on a series of big-name brands in defense of the interests of China's migrant workers.	A+A: a platform for art and artists The fourth A+A art exhibition runs from April 29 to May 29 in Pifo New Art gallery in the 798 art area.	City of sorrow Two new feature films on the Nanjing massacre give very different perspectives on one of the darkest episodes in the Second World War.
Beautiful places in China Jiang Jianzhong is a member of the China Art Photography Association. He started learning photography in 2000.	Hope returns A collective wedding ceremony in Beichuan marked a new beginning for people who lost loved ones in the May 12 Wenchuan earthquake.	Search for answers to fix economy Dongguan, an engine of China's astounding growth, has faced extraordinary challenges from the need to upgrade industry and shrinking orders in overseas markets.
Role of private cord-blood banking under scrutiny Specialists in China differ in opinions on autologous cord-blood stem cell transplants.	Would you pay to be an 'Olympic Champion'? Tourists to the Bird's Nest or the National Stadium can pay to take part in a simulation of a Beijing Olympics award ceremony.	China's Red Army marches on Europe -- on film Three Chinese war movies have been bought by a French film company in the first deal of its kind with a European film company.
Penguin blazes a trail in China's eBook market As the e-book market surges in China, Penguin Group has become the first international publisher to offer titles in English.	Expo Pavilion deciphers 'China red' The China Pavilion design team for World Expo 2010 recently confirmed the color and material of the building.	Photographers explore the gender paradoxes Male-female sex and relationship issues in modern China come under scrutiny in a new photo exhibition in Beijing.

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