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Becoming a Male Nurse

As more males take up the profession, nursing in China is no longer exclusive to the fairer sex

-	Health Care Mission
-	Nursing a Dream

The Past of Tibet -- Episode I

The Dalai Lama -- Episode I: Tenzin Gyatso Born in Qinghai

Business

Sinosteel Strides Toward Takeover

Sinosteel has come to the last step to acquire Australian iron ore miner Midwest

-	Reaching Across the Bay
-	China Textile Test
-	Textiles in Bind

Nation

Oriental Express

China's most expensive construction project, the world's longest express railway, will boost the economy and promote innovation

-	The Final Spur
-	Pumped With Investment
-	Saving Woodcut Culture

World

The Season of Regeneration

China and Japan enter a "warm spring" as President Hu Jintao makes a landmark state visit and the fourth political document between the two countries is signed

-	Intimate Links
-	The Race Goes On
-	Choosing Sides

Arts & Culture

Making a Statement

Trendy Chinese consumers favor customized goods to show off their individuality

-	Strutting Her Stuff
-	This Art Gets a Seal of Approval
-	OPERA: Opera Classic Gets a Happy Ending

Expat's Eye

-	The Tibetan Experience
-	The Roof of the World as I Saw It
-	Beneath The Surface
-	Statutory Warnings
-	The Heavenly Stone

Expert's View

-	US Using 'Tibet issue' to Keep Check on China
-	Tightening Is a Must, But How?
-	Chinese Ambassador to UK: If the West Could Listen Attentively to China
-	Exposing Dalai Lama As a Dishonest Person
-	Riots Against Welfare of Most Tibetans

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Economist: No Post-Olympic Recession for China

China, with a large economic size, would not face recession after the Olympic Games, the World Bank's new chief economist Justin Yifu Lin said

-	Domestic Grain Prices Stay Stable
-	China Condemns Rebel Attack on Sudanese Capital
-	China's Vice President Calls for Reform, Innovation in Official Selection
-	FM: President's Warm Spring' Visit to Japan a Complete Success
-	Premier Underscores Innovation in Jumbo Aircraft Manufacture

-	Olympic Torch Relay Sets off in Quanzhou
-	Olympic Torch Touring Huizhou
-	Olympic Flame Atop Mt. Qomolangma

Web Exclusive

-	Peking University: Setting New Standards
-	A Golden Bridge Connecting BMW and Chinese Market
-	Family Ties: The Problem of Nominating Successors
-	Papa John's Celebrates 100th Store in China
-	Chinese Farmers Shower Blessings on the Olympic Games

North American Report

-	Olympic Spirit Inspires New York
-	Setting the Record Straight
-	Respect Tibet Facts, Says Former Hong Kong Chief Executive
-	Old Alliance, New Ship
-	What's in a Number?

Textile Slump

-	China Textile Test
-	Clothing Pains

You Are What You Eat

-	Eat Without Meat
-	Fat Generation

Environment/Energy

-	Stubbing Out Smoking
-	An Inconvenient Truth
-	Clear Skies for Tongchuan
-	Major Investment Earmarked to Protect Ecology
-	China, US to Work Together on Green Issues

Science/Technology

Peak of Achievement

China's first inland research station on the highest peak of Antarctic progresses smoothly

-	Setting the Standard
-	Spam in the Network
-	Quake Evacuation
-	DISCOVERY: The Dragon Bone Collectors

Health

Fat Generation

Wealthier lifestyles have brought with them an unhealthy diet and less exercise for many Chinese families

-	Eat Without Meat
-	A Healthy Intervention
-	Health Care Mission
-	China's Health Care Reform Focuses on Public Service, Premier Says

-	Is Guo Jingming China's "Most Successful Writer"?
-	Book on Tibet Liberation History Published
-	China's E-books Booming
-	Pianist Lang Lang to Debut Autobiography

Movies

Film Festival Brings Free Films to the Young

Dozens of movies with sports related themes will be screened free of charge at the 4th Beijing Youth Public Welfare Film Festival

-	Mai Mai Ti's 2008 Premieres in Beijing
-	Break a Box-Office Hit
-	Yasukuni Shown in Tokyo Wins Acclaims
-	24 City Nominated to Compete for "Golden Palm"

Blogs

-	My Lhasa Journey
-	The New Suzhou Museum: Bridging Old and New
-	In Search of Elephants
-	Tibet: The Pure Journey

E-Book

China in Brief 2006

China, one of the world's most ancient civilizations, has a recorded history of nearly 4,000 years

-	China: Questions & Answers
-	China: Facts and Figures
-	Tibet Facts & Figures
-	China News and Report

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