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 Broadcast Time: 17:00-19:00, 2008-10-15
 
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- Civil service jobs have gradually become popular again with growing numbers of graduates naming them as their "ideal" jobs.
- Public opinion is being sought on a draft law issued Tuesday to reform the country's healthcare system.
- A survey released on Tuesday revealed about 85.6 percent of Chinese minors between the ages of nine and 16 are Internet users.
- Beijing Government Vows to Enhance Public Transport
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They fluttered in and rocketed out: Three more homers sent sailing over the Green Monster to help the Tampa Bay Rays blow out Boston for the second straight game and move within one win of their first AL pennant.
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Padraig Harrington, the reigning British Open and PGA Championship winner, and Jim Furyk each posted rounds of two-under 68 on Tuesday to share the opening-round lead of the PGA Grand Slam of Golf.
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With the game on the line and the clock winding down, Sam Mitchell left his starters on the floor for the first time this pre-season, and sent a resounding message in the process.
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TOP seed Rafael Nadal survived a stern test by Latvia's Ernests Gulbis at the Madrid Masters yesterday while fourth seed Andy Murray barely broke sweat as his second-round Italian opponent Simone Bolelli retired hurt.
What Do You Believe in?
Everyone has their own beliefs. Some believe in God, some believe in Darwinism. Some believe in the good in people, some believe we're a doomed race. Some believe personal capability will guarantee success, some believe in developing the right connections to get ahead. What do you believe in? What are the rules you live by?
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- US In Bad Shape
- Oh NO! Not Rolling Stone!
- Intel Making It Look Easy
Public feedback sought on reform of healthcare
Public opinion is being sought on a new draft issued on Nov 14 to reform the country's healthcare system. It is another step towards a nationwide medical healthcare system, which China hopes to have in place by 2020. The National Development and Reform Commission published the 13,500-word draft on its website, and welcomed opinions from the public in regard to its content.
- Japanese singer-songwriter Hamasaki Ayumi will be back in Shanghai for a concert next Saturday.
- John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono of 75-year-old will open her first Chinese solo exhibition at Shanghai for the Contemporary Arts on November 22. The title of the exhibition is "Yoko Ono -- Fly."
- The Legend of Bruce Lee, a 50-episode TV series airing on CCTV-1's prime time slot from Oct 12, attempts to show the human face of the iconic kung fu master.
(Page Editor: Yang Yong)
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