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China's Top Legislature Ends Annual Session
The Third Session of the 11th National People's Congress, China's top legislature, began its closing meeting Sunday morning.

Official Sacked after Incriminating Diary Posted Online
An official in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has been sacked after his incriminating diary was posted online and drew extensive attention from netizens.

44 Stranded People Rescued in Xinjiang
Forty-four people who were stranded by a blizzard in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region have been rescued as of March 13, 2010, Xinhua News Agency reported.

New Cold Snap Brings Snow to Beijing
A new cold snap began to affect Beijing early Sunday, bringing sleet and light snow to the city.

• Tibetans Pray for Peace, Prosperity on Riot Anniversary

• Internet Tests China's Wisdom to Balance Free Expression and Public Responsibility

• Fallacies of the "Free Spokesperson"

• Urban Hukou, Or Rural Land?

Codfish on Sale in Wuhan Counterfeit

• Economic Roots of China's Crimes

• Boon or Doom for Extracurricular Classes?

• Firework Regulations Not Working

Weekly Features

Frontline

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• 27 Dreadful Hours

• Money Is Thicker Than Blood?

Life in China

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• Carbon-credit in China

• Life Stories of Centenarians from Hainan

Listeners' Garden

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• The China Pavilion

• A Visit to the Shanghai World Expo Park

Voices from Other Lands

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• On the Way to Success--Ant tribes in China

• Speed Dating in Beijing

China News

• Rescue Efforts Stopped for 31 Trapped Miners in N. China

• Tibetans Pray for Peace, Prosperity on Riot Anniversary

• Death Toll in N.China Bus Roll over Rises to 11

• Beijing Police Arrests Child Trafficker at Hospital

• Local Gov't Funds Zoo Following Siberian Tiger Death

• More Animals Reported Dead in NE China Zoo

• Tibetans Pray for Peace on Riot Anniversary

• 8 Killed, over 30 Injured after Bus Rolls over in N China

• China Opposed to Fingerpointing in Exchange Rate Issue: Premier

• New Cold Snap Brings Snow to Beijing

• Premier Wen Says Stable Yuan Facilitates World Recovery

• Qinghai to Invest 500 Mln Yuan to Explore Mineral Resources

• Freezing Weather, Sand Storms to Hit C., E. China

• China's Annual Parliament Session to Hold Closing Meeting

Webcast

• Suzhou Apologizes for Keeping Passengers Caged

• Zhengzhou Stops Gilding "Golden Dream"Sculpture

• Female Attacked by Lion

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Who Will Own Millions of Chinese E-readers?

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People's Congress Gets to Work in China

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China's College Undergraduates Becoming Less Wanted

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CPPCC Proposals Contributing to Social Development

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Innovations Encouraged in College Entrance Exam and Enrollment Reform

Editor's Pick

• 44 Stranded People Rescued in Xinjiang

• Legislator Calls for Reserve System to Protect Rare Mineral

• China Plans to Develop Own Heavy-duty Copter

• Beijing to Offer Community Workers Pay Rise

• A Model or Not, China Follows Its Own Course

• Hostage Rescued from Spa Club in Beijing

• China's Lawmaker Urges Naming Peony as National Flower

• China's Housing Prices Hit New High in February

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National

Diplomatic

• People's Daily Hails Amendment to Electoral Law

• Premier Wen Says Chinese Yuan "Not Undervalued"

• China Must be "Cautious, Flexible" in Stimulus Exit: Wen

• Premier Wen Foresees Bumpy Road ahead for China's Development

• Juridical Organs Vow to Beef up Gang Crackdown

• China's Parliament Approves Work Reports of Supreme Court, Procuratorate

• Bangladesh Attaches Great Importance to PM's Visit to China: FM

• Premier Promises to Grant Foreign Firms "National Treatment"

• Diplomatic Snub against China in Copenhagen "Still a Mystery": Wen

• US Forensic Science Institute Trains Judicial Professionals from China

• China, Russia Pledge Joint Efforts to Fight Drug Trafficking

• China Seeks Further Co-op with Eurasian Economic Community

Regional

HK / Macao / Taiwan

• Rescue Efforts Stopped for 31 Trapped Miners in N. China

• Official Sacked after Incriminating Diary Posted Online

• Death Toll in N.China Bus Roll over Rises to 11

• Local Gov't Funds Zoo Following Siberian Tiger Death

• Tibetans Pray for Peace on Riot Anniversary

• 8 Killed, over 30 Injured after Bus Rolls over in N China

• HK to See Gradual Progress in Promoting Democracy: Premier

• HK Police Bust Credit Card Fraud Syndicate

• Nearly 115,000 Inoculated against A/H1N1 Flu in Macao

• Macao Initiates Research on Immigration Policy

• HK Influenza A/H1N1 Death Toll Rises to 74

• Taiwan's Justice Chief Resigns after Promising No Execution

Society

Cards Castle Sets Guinness Record in Macao	Women's Day Celebrated Across China

Codfish on Sale in Wuhan Counterfeit
Authorities for industry and commerce in central China's Wuhan city announced recently that codfish, sold in three major supermarkets, is counterfeit and is resulting in a number of diarrhea cases.

• Dead Pigs Contaminate Foshan City River

• Boy, Grandfather Killed in Police Car Accident

• Factory Blast Kills 2, Injures 2 in C. China

• Macao Arrest Swindle Duo for Fake-kidnapping Extortion

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M Zone

Turtle Garden
If you are visiting southern China's bustling Xiamen city and want to refresh your brain with a sprinkling of history and some sea air, you can do far worse than head towards The Turtle Garden at the southeast tip of Jimei, northwest of the Xunjiang River.

Ancestral Temple of the Chen Family
Central Guangzhou is a highly dynamic place to visit, but if you get a little dazed by the traffic, noise and neon lights, a visit to the Ancestral Temple of the Chen Family is a perfect way to refresh the mind.

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