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-	Do Good Samaritans Face A Backlash?
-	Will Harsher Penalties For Fistfights Prevent Public Violence?
-	Should Good Deeds Be Materially Rewarded?
-	Should Charity Donations Have Strings Attached?
-	Does Modernizing Textbooks Lower Standards?
-	Should Petty Criminals Get Light Punishment?
-	Should Government Decisions Buy Into Superstition?
-	Fighting Corruption in the Virtual World?
-	Should Classmates Decide Which Students Need Financial Aid?
-	Should Government Departments Be Involved in Legislative Procedure?
-	Is It Right for a University to Impose Quotas for Postgraduate Candidates?
-	Can Local Governments Buy Truth From the Public?
-	Does Large Scale Publicity Benefit College Entrance Exam’s Top Achievers?
-	Should the Majority of Residents Decide the Housing Fate of an Entire Community?
-	Should China Adopt Hanfu as Its National Costume?
-	Is Free Teacher Education Worth 10 Years in Rural China?
-	Publicly Labeling Dishonest Merchants-Punishment or Humiliation?
-	Do Netizens Have the Right to Take the Law Into Their Own Hands?
-	Are Luxury Housing Billboards the Scapegoat for High House Prices?
-	Should Chinese Take a Backseat to English in Higher Education?
-	Does the Long Arm of the Law Need the Community's Hand?
-	Should ‘I'm Sorry’ Let Officials off the Hook?
-	Medical Ethics Vs. Journalistic Ethics
-	The Beautiful Way of Luring Investment?
-	Can Opening ‘Ethics Files’ on Medical Staff Improve Patients’ Care?
-	Should Government Offer Incentives to Lure Back Top Overseas Chinese Talent?
-	Is a 'National Reading Day' Necessary to Promote the Love of Reading?
-	Should Mercy Killing of the Terminally Ill Be Allowed?
-	Is It Necessary for Civil Servants to Wear Uniforms During Office Hours?
-	Should Names of Criminals Be Included in City Annals?
-	Should Internet Jargon Be Allowed in College Entrance Examinations？
-	Can Probes of Golf Membership Listings Help to Expose Corrupt Officials?
-	Should Criminals Be Allowed to 'Buy' Their Way to Reduced Sentences?
-	Should Feng Shui Be Recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage?
-	Should Feng Shui Be Recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage?
-	Can Security Cameras On Public Buses Help Curb Onboard Crimes?
-	Does a Western Coffee Shop Belong in China's Forbidden City?
-	Can Hugging a Stranger Help Break Down Social Barriers?
-	Will Shaming Prostitutes in a Public Parade Help to Curb the Illegal Practice?
-	Is Sex Education Appropriate for Middle School Students?
-	Will Five-Star Preschool Education Really Give Our Children an Edge?
-	Is It Necessary for Farmers to Have Professional Titles?
-	Is the Dragon a Suitable Symbol for China?
-	Will Confucianism Help to Rehabilitate Criminals?
-	Should New Graduates Lower Job Expectations?

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