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18% of women accept propertyless sons-in-law
Facing ever rising home prices in China, 18 percent of mothers would be willing to let their daughters marry men who rent their homes, according to a survey conducted by the Beijing-based 5i5j Real Estate Service Tuesday.
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China reports on US human rights record
China Friday retorted US criticism by publishing its own report on the US human rights record.Full Text
Comment: Don't point finger at China on human rights US, stop acting as guardian of human rights
China slams US speaker's statement on Tibet
Political advisors refute US human rights reportOfficials will be pushed to disclose asset
The government will step up efforts to strengthen an initiative that asks officials to declare assets but there is no legislation in the offing. Declaring assets should be a legal duty
Eight high-ranking officials probed in '09 Full coverage of two sessionsStability rests on community: Urumqi mayor
I didn't sleep for four days and four nights after it happened because I knew I have the responsibility to take Urumqi residents through it.
China to complete design of jumbo jet by year end
Shanghai GM recalls imported Captiva jeeps
Guangdong reports foot-and-mouth disease outbreak
Xinhua office in Mogadishu hit by bomb shell
Google to face consequence if it disobeys law
Don't politicize yuan, China tells Obama
Delegates debate easing of one-child law
Teenager rescued alive in landslide dies in hospital
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Government & Policy
Dalai Lama told to stop separatist activities
China on Thursday called on the Dalai Lama to stop indulging in separatist activities and create conducive conditions for talks with the government.
Officials will be pushed to disclose asset
The government will step up efforts to strengthen an initiative that asks officials to declare assets but there is no legislation in the offing. Declaring assets should be a legal duty
Eight high-ranking officials probed in '09 Full coverage of two sessionsForeign & Military Affairs
China reports on US human rights record
China Friday retorted US criticism by publishing its own report on the US human rights record.Full Text
Comment: Don't point finger at China on human rights US, stop acting as guardian of human rights
China slams US speaker's statement on Tibet
Political advisors refute US human rights reportChina opposes Israeli new Jewish settlements plan
China firmly opposes Israeli government's recent plan to build Jewish settlements in East Jerusalem and the West Bank, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said Thursday.
EconomyChina expected to stimulate world travel economy
Although the financial crisis of 2009 greatly affected all sectors of the travel industry, the World Travel Trends report released on Wednesday in Berlin predicted a slight recovery from some regions, including a strong boom commencing from China.
Sichuan to transfer gas to east China in May
A project aiming to transfer natural gas from southwestern Sichuan province to eastern China is set to be formally put into operation in May.
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Society
Teenager rescued alive in landslide dies in hospital
A 17-year-old girl who was pulled alive with her elder brother early Friday from a landslide in northwest China, where they had been buried for 54 hours, died in hospital.
Women take role in building harmony
When Xiao Yan appeared before fellow members of a discussion group at the ongoing sessions of CPPCC, she was greeted by thunderous applause.
Odd NewsSingle ladies strip off for love
Eight single ladies looking for love took their search to the subway station holding the popular internet catchphrase "Believe in Sister Feng, be more confident."
Panda breaks in to pig pen
Hunger drove a wild panda to break into a Chinese farmer's pig pen and eat the animals' food, which was meat and bone, rather than bamboo
OpinionDebate: Is property tax fair?
As home prices continue to climb, the government faces more pressure to stabilize the market. Two critics debate the relevance of the government's property tax.
Property transparency
Specific measures to monitor the properties of those whose spouses and children are overseas should be the focus of these efforts.
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