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The assaults on three TV reporters, who were trying to cover a campus fire in Northeast Jilin Province on Tuesday, once again illustrates the dangers faced by journalists in China. A fire broke out in a cafeteria at the City College of the Jilin Architectural and Civil Engi-neering Institute around 10:30 am Tuesday. There were no casualties reported in the blaze, according to a report in the City Evening News Thursday. Local media, including four reporters from Jilin and Changchun TV stations, rushed to the scene >>more
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Hu calls on teachers to embrace innovation
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Chinese President Hu Jintao on Thursday, the eve of Teachers' Day, called on teachers to embrace reform and innovation in teaching and enhance teaching standards.
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China issues white paper on human resources |
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The Chinese government Friday issued a white paper on its human resources, highlighting the country's policies to cope with employment pressures and a lack of "high-level innovative talents." The >>more
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| Personality of the Week (Li Sijian) |
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The name of Li Zijian, a US-based Chinese artist, is not new to Chinese who are interested in arts and humanity as his works, with the themes of humanity and loe, have moved lots of people, especially his historic painting of Nanjing Massacre. Last month, Li came back to China and visited eight major cities including Beijing, Changsha, Shanghai, Nanjing
and Shenzhen to promote his autobiography The Paladin of Art.
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Last Updated : 10/09/10
