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 Letting the young learn from life
Chinese youths who live, study and work in Western and other foreign countries surprised the world last month when they staged rallies to roar their anger at the Western media's biased reports about the situation in Tibet and the Beijing Olympic Games.
How they helped fire young hearts
Thousands of Chinese rallied over the weekend in Paris, London and Los Angeles, protesting some Western media organizations' distortion of facts in Tibet and their hostile attitudes to China's hosting of the Olympic Games. During the protests, many Chinese students, especially girls, wept.
Kind lessons for robber and society
A media report last week of how an elderly woman foiled a robbery attempt and even saved the wounded burglar's life has triggered debates among netizens.
Quality of translations deteriorating
Translation used to be a serious academic endeavor but now it has become a heavily market-oriented industry, and one in great disorder.
A reaction to ideological pressure
In the angry protests sweeping across cyberspace against certain Western media outlets' distortion of the facts in the Lhasa riots, Chinese netizens repeatedly posted a slogan that had been forgotten in China for nearly 30 years: "Down with imperialism!"
A reaction to ideological pressure
A response to readers' comments
A case of getting the facts right
Real function of the CPPCC
All hail China's new job-seekers
Challenging a medical statement
Chinese defy natural calamities
Take tickets out of reach of scalpers
Thieves of the State's coal fields
Courage for speaking up commended
Time to put a stop to these feasts
Appraisals need a fresh look
Laws have element of sympathy
Laws need better understanding
Rape of human dignity
Instilling a sense of shame
A lack of education breeds apathy
Jobs for college graduates
Messages of hope for working class
Metro line 5 a tangible benefit
Letters of yester years
A case of overlooked talent
Climate - a problem for all nations
Learning the value of money
Hassle over defective cell phone
Look to drivers for traffic solution
Efficient police a sign of the times
Killing the goose that lays the golden egg
It's a dog's life for man's best friend
Weighing the costs of luxury
Correct, timely government intervention
Let 10,000 rare plants be preserved
A selfless act from pair who have nothing
Brick kilns: Where were authorities?
Time to defend teachers
Officials need to read in order to lead
How can people be so cruel?
Our officials have speech problems
Road signs should be made clearer
Put guard not customer in danger
Human life worth more than a straw
Time to shine light on tax evaders
Tax a matter to scratch our heads
In defense of individual's right to die
Railway ticket prices need gov't control
Shamed by a little girl's red lanterns
Why cherish our Lunar New Year
'Original sin' of a wealthy entrepreneur
Send spoiled kids to do manual work
Traffic laws need sane enforcement
Drivers need road tests and manners
Local officials stupidly ban solar energy
Down with wasteful destruction
Improve knowledge of Chinese, other cultures
A long way to go to make dreams a reality
Price hikes should bring benefit to our farmers
Now is the time for hard slog, persistence
Reinstate compulsory pre-marriage medical tests
City officials need to work on their management
Substitute teachers should be respected
We should stand up against evil
Do not leave language to the whims of big pawns
AIDS fight needs a wider perspective
Behaviour of tourists has no quick fix
Stop charging unreasonable overdue fines
'Efficiency' made at cost of workers' interests
Don't go soft on offenders who profit from crime
Respect other people's sense of decency
Fame addicts scorn public social norms
Valentines, Qixi battle for Chinese hearts
Universities have right to manage visitors
Help rural students get education
Chinese football fans face long wait for glory
It's important to honour promises
Hysterical commentator scores massive own goal
Youngsters must know importance of hard work
We must stop pampering children
Improved educational standards required
Three Gorges Project sets good example
Paparazzi set poor example
Jaywalkers give up right to privacy
Pick up the habit of reading books
Unspoken reason for admin fees
Police entitled to defend themselves
Bureaucratic buck passing stops here
Coupon reminder of hungry days
Severely punish those who wilfully break laws
Achieve both efficiency and fairness
'Fair-price' hospitals won't solve the disorder
Maintain traditions of festivals
End of ban lights fuse of festive fun
Chunyun tests gov't ability to administer
Shenzhou to Songhua, 2005 saw progress and problems
Helping farmers raise income level
Don't forget the poor amid festive celebrations
Severely punish theft of manhole covers
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