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 Broadcast Time: 11:00-12:00, 2008-10-02
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- Starting from Tuesday, one-third of Beijing's street patrol force will start bicycle and electric bicycle patrols.
- Chinese airlines, which are set to benefit from the ongoing golden week travel peak, started their fourth-quarter operation yesterday with more good news -- lower jet fuel prices.
- Chinese scientists opened the re-entry module of the Shenzhou-7 spacecraft yesterday and collected various experimental samples and data inside.
- New mode for Elderly Care
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Manny Ramirez and Joe Torre brought their winning post-season ways to the Los Angeles Dodgers - and Wrigley Field.
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Cole Hamels was so dominant the Milwaukee Brewers were glad to see Brad Lidge come in. The switch to their perfect closer nearly cost the Philadelphia Phillies.
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The International Gymnastics Federation has concluded that members of the gold-medal winning Chinese women's gymnastics team were old enough to compete at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Serena Williams' game collapsed after she swept the first set Wednesday, leading to a 0-6, 6-1, 6-4 loss to China's Li Na that will cost her the No. 1 ranking.
At Home or On the Road?
With easier transportation available, holiday no longer means just some time off at home, more people choose to diversify their holiday plans. When we are given the multiple options for holiday break, which way do you prefer spending your days off? Do you enjoy the feeling of being away from the crowds or rather joining them? Share with us your favourite ways of spending the holiday?
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- US Bailout Plan Approved
- China has the muscle to push short-term domestic growth, but Japan and South Korea will continue to grapple with difficulties in trying to kick their sluggish economic engines into higher gear.
- Retailers in Beijing benefited from a holiday shopping spree on the first day of the week-long National Day holiday. Sales totals reached 480 million yuan, a 32.1 percent jump from the same day last year.
- The 2008 China International Exhibition on Housing will open at the end of October at the China World Trade Center. In order to motivate the overcast housing market, wholesale properties will be the highlight of the event.
Tsinghua University has been the center of debate lately, following reports that students in an experimental class on liberal arts and social sciences is required to study the Four Books, which were basic reading for all people of letters in Old China. In recent years, the surge of interest in traditional Chinese studies has been controversial, with people holding widely divergent views on the national enthusiasm for the traditional masterpieces. Media opinions also differ.
- This week in our Hang Out series Pete Koveos takes the bullet train on the 120 kilometer journey from Beijing to Tianjin and visits the Go Bu Li Restaurant to sample the local delicacies.
(Page Editor: Yang Yong)
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