 • Heart for Life Project
The Heart for Life Project held a press conference on March 18th, 2010 in Beijing. |  •  How Carissa Welton is "Greening the Beige" One Event at a Time
Carissa Welton has found a passion in raising environmental awareness through Greening the Beige. |
 • Non Profits Help China Combat Domestic Violence
Many non-profit organizations have helped amend legislation to protect women from domestic violence. |  • Liu Xiaojuan--Helping China's New Generation Combat Domestic Violence
Helping China's New Generation Combat Domestic Violence |
 • Community Alliance Offers Long-term Solution for China's Aging Population
Long-term solution for China's aging population by Community Alliance |  • Bus Celebrates Lantern Day with Riddles for Riders
Now people in Beijing can guess the riddles on a public bus. |
 • Getting Ready for the Real Deal- Spring Festival in China!
It's hard to explain to new expats or tourists in China exactly what Chinese New Year entails if they haven't seen it with their own eyes. |  • Huang Yi's Rubbings into China's Past
Over the centuries China has had different methods of cultural preservation. |
 • Because We Can - Beijing's Charity Events for Haiti
In Beijing, half a world away, several groups have also taken it upon themselves to do what they can. |  • Bridging the Gap- Mr. Kaiser Kuo "American Born Beijinger"
Mr. Kaiser Kuo "American Born Beijinger" |
 • Hua Xinmin, A Conservationist Who Fights to Preserve Beijing's Hutong
Her mission has been a continual fight to preserve what is left of Beijing's ancient architecture. |  • Ready or Not, Mr. Gay China is Coming out?
First Mr. Gay China pageant to be held in Beijing's LAN Club in Guo Mao area. |
 • Wang Jin: A Photographer of the Horqin Grasslands
Wang's lens has captured galloping horses running on the Horqin grasslands, Mongolian wrestlers competing in an ethnic festival, and boys and girls performing Andai dances to pray to the gods and cure illnesses. |  • US Ambassador: Trust between China and the U.S. More Crucial Than Ever Before
U.S. Ambassador to China, Jon Huntsman, says that trust between China and the U.S. is more crucial than ever before. |
 • Exclusive Interview with Dr. Philip Campbell
He is the Editor-in-Chief of Nature, the world prominent scientific journal. |  • Apple Industry in Luochuan Strives for the Top
The hope of China's apple industry lies in Shaanxi, and the hope of Shaanxi's apple industry lies in Luochuan County. |
 • INTERVIEW James Chau
One of the main anchors on CCTV9, James Chau explains how he made the journey from growing up in England to becoming a familiar face on Chinese TV, his charity work behind the scenes with the UN, and how to deal with a flustered member of the British royal family. |  • Financial Expo Helps Solve Financing Difficulty of SMEs
Small and medium-sized enterprises, or SMEs, will get help solving their financing difficulties from the SMEs special section at the Fifth Beijing International Financial Expo (BIFE). |
 • Heshun in Peace and Harmony
Many people online say that the only bad thing about Heshun is it's too good to leave. |  • "Last 99 Days" Pays Tribute to National Day
The spy TV drama "The Last 99 Days," the latest from China's leading media company, Huayi Brothers, will hit local screens through seven satellite TVs on September 16. |
 • "I am a katydid Lover!"
Wang Zhongmin is a well known traditional Chinese painter. A painting book features a dozen of his fine works of art on his beloved katydids. |  • Date with Lijiang (1)
Splendid landscapes, the exotic ways of the Naxi ethnic group and the precious Dongba Culture make up the unique city of Lijiang. |
 • Video Games Live Concert to Hit Beijing Stage
Lovers of video games and music are all welcomed to the concert and expected to experience a Bang Pow Boom. |  • MTV China Launches Inspirational "True Campaign"
The largest music television network in the world, MTV, launched an inspirational campaign in China on Thursday to encourage youngsters to promote true lifestyle and real music. |
 • Having Fun in Taiwan with Alice Chen
A Taiwan sightseeing documentary hosted by Taiwan popular free-lancer Chen Nianxuan, also known as Alice Chen, will hit mainland screens this autumn. |  • APNIC: Transit from IPv4 to IPv 6
Internet experts are urging companies, organizations and households in the Asia Pacific region, and especially China, to use next-generation Internet addresses because the current system is running out of addresses. |
 • Every Woman Loves Grey Wolf
Recently, a book published in July 2009 called "Every Woman Loves Grey Wolf" became very popular among young women. It tells young ladies that it's a wonderful thing to marry or change their husbands into a man like Grey Wolf. Here is a brief introduction of the book: |  • "Missing You" from the "Black Pearl of Asia"
Those with dark skin are considered the most beautiful of the Va people. They are known as the "Black Pearls of Asia". |
 • Dali in Summer (2)
Butterfly Spring located about 30 km (18.5 miles) north of Dali, is a small, clear spring frequented visited by swarms of tourists and, of course, butterflies. |  • Dali in Summer (1)
Erhai Lake is the largest highland lake in Yunnan after Dianchi as well as one of the seven largest freshwater lakes in the country. |
