News Blog
Google's search to fit in in China
12/15/2007
"It's a name that would appear to have been picked by someone who doesn't know Chinese," said Liu Bin, an analyst at Beijing-based researcher BDA China Ltd.
Debunking Myths about China's Legal System
11/30/2007
Plenty of misinformation has been circulated about Beijing's laws and lawyers. It's time to acknowledge how much progress has been made.
Expat Parents in China Able to Adopt
9/15/2007
A small number of adopted Chinese children don't have to travel too far to their new homes; they are adopted by expats living here already.
How China’s New Market Economy Is Affecting Women
8/26/2007
The Chinese economy have elevated the overall well-being of many Chinese women but have adversely affected others, according to the latest issue of the journal Feminist Economics.
Wage rises not a breakthrough in China
7/6/2007
We are happy to see that wages of employees in China have seen the fastest growth in the past four years since the adoption of the reform and opening policy in the late 1970s, but meanwhile we cannot ignore some problems behind it.
China Destroys Giant Buddhist Statue in Tibet
7/2/2007
n a demonstration of tightening controls over religious freedom in Tibet, the Chinese People's Armed Police (PAP) destroyed a 30-foot high statue.