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Walking the Walk

China's first space walk a leap for a newcomer

-	Final Frontier
-	A Persistent Pursuit

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Business

WiFi Is on the Way

WiFi mobile phones soon may get a nod of approval from China's telecom industry regulator

-	The Search Is Over
-	The Lehman Fallout
-	Mine Crimes
-	An Economic Pressure Cooker

Nation

Final Frontier

Shenzhou 7 mission marks the maiden space walk by Chinese astronauts

-	Friendly Skies
-	Crossing the Straits
-	Olympic Flame Illuminates National Sports
-	Playing by New Rules

World

Beacon of Development

Premier Wen Jiabao sends crucial signals to the international community at UN headquarters

-	A Shared Vision
-	Race to the Top
-	Americas at Odds
-	A Nuclear Green Light

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Paralympic Closing Ceremony

Spacesuit Ready for Shenzhou 7 Mission

Environment/Energy

-	Converting Rubbish into Eco-bricks
-	Work Halts at Chemical Plant
-	Hebei Water to Help Beijing Tackle Shortage

Science/Technology

-	Scientists Start Studying Samples from Shenzhou 7
-	Shenzhou 7's Accompanying Satellite Sends Back Photos
-	Taikonauts Step Out of Re-entry Module

-	National Library, World's 3rd Largest
-	Guidebook Travel Around China Launched in Beijing
-	Rise of Online Bookstores Forces Bertelsmann to Shut
-	China's Bible Industry

Arts & Culture

Rich Heritage

Tourists flock to the ancient secluded mountain town of Hongjiang, former Qing Dynasty commercial powerhouse

-	Expressing Life Her Own Way
-	Getting Active
-	Finishing Touches

Movies

First Film for Quake Relief Premieres in Beijing

Mom, Don't Cry, the first Chinese film set against the backdrop of the Sichuan earthquake, premiered in Beijing on Sunday

-	Connected Tops Box Office in Hong Kong
-	Mei Lanfang Won't Have Remakes in 50 Years
-	Miss No Good Receives Good Audience Rating

Data You Can Use

-	Numbers of the Week No.38, 2008
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-	China's Central Bank Dismisses Bailout Rumor
-	Scientists Start Studying Samples from Shenzhou 7
-	Local Authorities Confirm Nine Deaths in Tibet Quake
-	China Lays Groundwork for Dairy Industry Recovery
-	China Urges Progress on UN Reform
-	Government Probes into Deadly Shanxi Landslide
-	M6.8 Earthquake Hits Xinjiang
-	Shenzhou 7's Accompanying Satellite Sends Back Photos

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2008 Beijing Olympics

-	Top Ten Incredible Olympians at the Beijing Games
-	Modern Pentathlon Close-up
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2008 Beijing Paralympics

-	One Human Family

-	Standing Behind the Gold Medalists
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Aftermath of the Quake

-	Life Goes On
-	Military Marvels
-	The Invisible Resurrection

China's Tibet: Facts & Figures

-	Lhasa Announces Incentives for Agents to Revive Tourism
-	Strong Earthquake Hits Southern Tibet

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-	Closing Ceremony

North American Report

-	American Dream, Designed in China
-	From Convention to the Campaign Trail
-	Empire State Gets Extra Glow
-	Spreading the Olympic Spirit
-	Seeing Is Believing

Expert's View

-	Facts Speak Louder Than Words
-	China Fights Uphill Battle for Food Safety
-	US Government Plan for Fannie, Freddie to Hit Shareholders
-	Cheng Siwei: Chinese Economy Not in Downturn, But Adjustments Needed

Expat's Eye

-	Get the Message Right
-	Making a Cultural Sandwich
-	Crying Out for Confucius
-	Chasing the Sun

Health

Study: Reading Helps Obese Kids Shed Pounds

A new study suggested that reading certain books concerning healthy lifestyle and weight management guidance can be useful in helping obese kids shed the extra pounds

-	Study: Oral Vitamin D May Help Prevent Some Skin Infections
-	Quality Watchdog Cancels Inspection Exemptions for Food Producers
-	China Renews Call to Tackle Young People's Health Problems
-	In China: Young People Most Prone to Suicide

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-	The New Suzhou Museum: Bridging Old and New
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