Old map found in Chinese attic proves invincible claim to pile of rocks in South China Sea
MANILA (China Daily Show) – The most excruciating military stand-off since David and Goliath may finally be resolved, thanks to a tatty map found in an old toy chest in some admiral’s attic.
Controversial English teacher denied visa
BEIJING (China Daily Show) – An edgy English teacher has had his visa denied by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs – effectively expelling him from the country.
Exclusive interview: Meet the monkey who controls the Internet
BEIJING (China Daily Show) – An exclusive profile with the primate in charge of China's Internet.
China launches ‘100 Flowers’ campaign for foreigners
16 May 2012
BEIJING (China Daily Show) – The Chinese government has launched a new visa campaign, strictly aimed at promoting better inclusiveness for foreigners.
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That Ministry of Foreign Affairs Al-Jazeera briefing in full
09 May 2012
The following is a transcript of the Chinese Foreign Ministry's daily briefing, where spokesman Hong Lei answered questions regarding journalist Melissa Chan's expulsion.
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Amid celebrations over activist deal, US officials admit they haven’t told Chen Guangcheng that Santa Claus doesn’t exist
08 May 2012
BEIJING (China Daily Show) – Despite reaching a tense deal over Chen Guangcheng, US officials have yet to dispel the activist's belief in equal rights, Santa Claus and other US myths.
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China Twits: How China’s Twitter users saved the world again
07 May 2012
Here’s a round-up of some of the best ‘tweets’ that illuminated Chen Guangcheng's daring story and saved so many lives.
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Lonely Bo Xilai wonders why no one’s spoken to him for a few days
06 May 2012
BEIJING (China Daily Show) – A puzzled Bo Xilai wondered this morning why his daily beating had been neglected recently.
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Following Spring Break, Chen Guangcheng to endure grueling Phi Kappa Delta hazing ritual
03 May 2012
BEIJING (China Daily Show) – Rights activists have warned that the government may attempt revenge on Chen Guangcheng through various university hazing rituals.
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Horoscope May 2012
02 May 2012
RAT This month isn't going to see a lot of progress, career-wise. But then, there’s not really much of a ladder to climb for third-generation garbage recyclers.
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Bo Xilai wiretaps ‘revealed intimate details of top leaders’ tedious lives’
27 April 2012
BEIJING (China Daily Show) – Senior Politburo members ordered Bo Xilai’s removal after learning that he'd eavesdropped on every tiresome aspect of their personal lives.
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