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Editorials
The basic principle
Many of those who covet the money may be more educated than Xu and may not be in such need of money as Xu is. But they don't know where the line is.
Op-Ed ContributorsFuture growth won't be easy
As global recovery inches forward and debt crises spring up in the EU, China faces many barriers to success
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Highlights
A dark pall over the zoo
The miserable fate of the tigers and other animals in Shenyang Wildlife Zoo was inevitable from the beginning when making money was the sole purpose of its restructuring from a State-owned zoo into a private one a decade ago.
Googling sanction targets
The remarks by a senior United States official on Monday once again attests to the fact that the world's sole superpower is using the Internet to serve its politics.
Forcing China to revalue currency may boomerang
The US may be barking up the wrong tree by trying to force China to revalue its currency as it could fuel a rise in prices of favorite American products such as the iPhone and even plunge the Asian giant into social unrest, some analysts warned Wednesday.
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From the Readers
US domestic issues more vital
US domestic issues more vital
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Zhang Jin
Snatch food from a tiger's mouth
The most shocking news so far in the Year of the Tiger was the death of 11 tigers at a zoo in Shenyang.
21st century, a century of China?
The Chinese Century is a neologism referring to the possibility that the 21st century will be dominated by China, similar to how the 20th century is often called the American Century when the United States was in the lead of the world in economy, culture, technology, politics and military. Is Chinese Century a reasonable prediction or an overstated praise?
World Bank says China should grow 9.5 pct in 2010
The World Bank raised its China growth forecast this year to 9.5 percent from 9 percent on Wednesday but said Beijing needs to cool inflation and possible bubbles in real estate prices.