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- Bridal Secretary: A New Career on the Rise in GZ
Guangzhou will head into its busiest marriage season this fall, and this year, a new career--bridal secretary---is proving very popular.
- Shenzhen Ensures Jobs for Ex-champion Athletes
The coastal city Shenzhen in Guangdong province, plans to give employment priority to retired athletic champions of domestic and international competitions.
- Daddy, I'm in love... and he looks just like you!
Men tend to wind up with life partners who look like their mother, while a woman is lured to a partner who looks like her father, according to a new research.
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Australia Science Festival
It was a chance to see inside a giant stomach, or hold a blue tongued lizard, and build a lie detector. The recently ended Ultimo Science Festival in Sydney aimed to provoke children and grown ups alike to ask questions about the world in which we live.
- Paparazzi proofed condos being built in LA
A "paparazzi proof" condo is being built in Los Angeles, trying to provide a 24-storey answer for many a wary celebrity in search of absolute privacy.
- "Mummy" director unwraps new "Tarzan"
The director of the first two "Mummy" movies is taking a swing at Tarzan.
Stephen Sommers is in negotiations with Warner Bros. to bring a new version of the classic Edgar Rice Burroughs creation "Tarzan, Lord of the Apes," to the big screen.
- Guillermo Del Toro booked thru 2017
Many top film directors have no idea what their next movie is. But Guillermo del Toro is now booked through 2017. And maybe beyond.
Yang Lan One on One_ Li Xiaopeng
In the 2008 Beijing Games, gymnastics veteran Li Xiaopeng savored the fruits of success with two gold medals in the team event and the parallel bars. His persistent efforts ultimately paid off after the bitterness of failure in Athens Games four year ago.
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Cold Cures
What's your way to cure cold?
- US Brewing For a Steel Scrap
US trade officials are close to filing a case against China at the World Trade Organisation challenging export restrictions on raw materials used in steel-making and other industries.
- More Bad US Economic News
The U.S. economy failed to pick up speed in August and the final days of July, as Americans cut back on spending, shopped at discount stores and watched prices rise.
- Dell Getting Slim
WANT a super-thin laptop? Apple? Thinkpad? Now it's Dell.
Opinion collection in process for the interior decoration warranty standard
Buying an apartment with finished interior decoration may save you a lot of hard work. However, this convenience may turn into endless trouble if the real estate developer's decoration is of poor quality. To rectify this, the Beijing municipal government is now collecting public opinion on making a local warranty standard for interior decorations in commercial residential buildings.
Yang Jia's journal
The Beijing Paralympic Games begin tomorrow night. From today until September 18th, China Drive will have an old friend, Yang Jia, to talk about these Games and the life of disabled people in China. As a member of the "National Political Consultative Committee" she shared her journal with us during the time of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
The Paralympic Games will kick off on September 6. Many Chinese people may not be familiar with this sporting event, but the concept of caring for the handicapped is becoming more popular through the games. The Chinese people's newfound understanding and support for handicapped people have attracted media attention.
(Page Editor: Liu Bing) |
Broadcast Time: 11:00-12:00, 2008-09-05
