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Earth's "ear" probes for sound from universe_Insideout_Icrosschina

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Earth's "ear" probes for sound from universe. By Yang Chunxue, Yu Fei and Quan Xiaoshu. A week after the Kepler space telescope eyed an "older, bigger cousin" of the Earth, scientists turned their focus on a super-sensitive "ear", hoping to discover more, maybe "cousins" of human beings. In a valley deep in southwest China's mountainous Guizhou Province, thousands of white steel pillars and cables enclose a large natural hollow. Birdview of the big super-sensitive "ear". Technicians are assembling the te...

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Chinese growth a boon for world_Insideout_Icrosschina

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Chinese growth a boon for world. By Wang Hongjiang,Xu Xueyi. China is taking resolute pro-growth moves including manufacturing and infrastructure investment against economic headwinds. Their necessity was indicated as the new Caixin purchasing managers' index declined to a two-year low of 47.7 in July from June's 49.4, suggesting weakness in the manufacturing sector. Photo from the internet. Manufacturing is key in transforming China into an innovation-driven economy. Breakthroughs in manufacturing t...

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China's courts martial weigh fate of military leaders_Insideout_Icrosschina

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China's courts martial weigh fate of military leaders. By Liu Xin, Wang Chenxi, Yuan Quan. Guo Boxiong, a former Chinese military leader, was expelled from the Communist Party of China (CPC) for taking bribes, according to a decision made at a meeting of the CPC Central Committee's Political Bureau on Thursday. The meeting also decided to transfer his case regarding "suspected serious crime of taking bribes" and relevant clues to military prosecutors for handling in accordance with the law. According to ...

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Chinese economy adjusting to "new normal"_Insideout_Icrosschina

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Chinese economy adjusting to "new normal". By Wang Yaguang, Xu Xueyi. China's manufacturing sector is running into problems these days: squeezed from one end by markets with even lower labor costs, such as Vietnam and Malaysia, and yet struggling to move to a higher value chain because of intensified competition from developed nations. Photo from the internet. Jinjiang used to be a manufacturing boomtown, a place making shoes and garments for American and European supermarket shelves. Some 3,000 km away ...

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Chinese courts go digital_Insideout_Icrosschina

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Chinese courts go digital. By Hu Longjiang, Tan Jixuan. Northeast China's Jilin was the first to operate a provincial e-court, in June. Photo from the internet. Observing a case live on your iPad, filing a lawsuit online and paying legal fees via mobile phone. The Internet has made Chinese courts more accessible, transparent and even cool. Most courts are establishing or have established online service platforms. The ROK's online court set-up impressed Wang much. A local court there spent 10 minutes ...

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Welcome to wereadchina.wordpress.com. Newer posts →. An App today can keep the doctor away? Can keep the doctor away? By Yuan Quan CHINA. 龚晓明 http:/ www.weibo.com/obgyn. An obstetrician at a public hospital in Shanghai, usually sees up to 30 outpatients a day, but when he writes an article about uterine fibroids it can easily draw tens of thousands clicks within a day on his microblog. 8220;I can’t believe that a doctor on Weibo can be so influential,” said Gong, 42. A search for “doctor” on ...A former ...

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China's domestic air traffic to become world's largest. China's domestic air traffic will become the world's largest within 10 years, according to the Global Market Forecast from Airbus released Tuesday. When in King's market, eat as king does. When the sun began to set, tourists and locals crossed from China's largest mosque, Id Kah Mosque, and headed to the night market. Warcraft wows Chinese fans. By Qu Ting,Yuan Suwen,Jin Yuanjia. Shanghai Disneyland to start operational tests.

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New Orient Express on track to popularity _Insideout_Icrosschina

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New Orient Express on track to popularity. By Yi Ling, Yu Jia, Zhou Minhui. Passengers of the long-distance train service linking Beijing and Moscow pose for photos on May 20,2015. Photo provided by the Tourism Bureau of Erenhot. A luxury long-distance train service linking Beijing and Moscow and modelled on the infamous Orient Express is bridging cultures and harking back to an era before low-cost air travel. Six trains start from Beijing and six from Moscow. Today's train is the seventh and we are ...