• Chinese spin doctors urged to spread 'positive energy' online (link to full story)
• It's a dog's life in China: sold for £1m – or stolen and sold as meat (full story)
• Child's death prompts China to look at morals(link to full story)
• Detention for road rage teenage son of China general - The son of a famous Chinese army general has been given a year in detention after a road rage incident that sparked widespread outrage. (link to full story on BBC news)
• School In China Teaches Women How To Marry Rich (details)
• The tale of the girl called 'Pretty Pretty Baby', her extravagant lifestyle and the Chinese Red Cross (details)
• China Unrest -- Instability Grows as China's Citizens Yearn for Something the Communist Party Can't Provide (click for details)
• China porn ban ineffective, say experts - By Kanaha Sabapathy for Radio Australia
• Divorcees get 'buffer zone' in E China (click for details)
• China's economy threatened by country's ageing population (click for details)
• Golf course boom points to China corruption (click for details)
• China's middle class feels the pinch of rising prices (click for details)
• Expand cities to stop dissent (click for details on Financial Times)
• Activists Save Dogs From Slaughter In China (click for details)
• China Milk Poisoning Case Caused By Anger, Disputes (click for details on Kake.com)
• China has a blueprint for social order- By Willy Lam  (click for details on Asia Times)
• Desperate mother's 'walk of shame' revealed as publicity stunt (click for details on the Telegraph)
• China’s Smoking Ban: Not for Lack of Trying to Prevent It (click for details on blog published on the New Yorker)
• China bans luxury advertising in Beijing - Beijing has moved to banned billboards promoting a luxurious lifestyle over concerns that the endless advertisements are reminding people of the wealth gap. (click for details on the Telegraph)
• China's million-dollar 'lion dogs'  (click for details on the Sydney Morning Herald)
• China puts more focus on social indicators (click for details)
• How an activist's death in China inspired a wave of citizen sleuthing (click for details)
• China's Wen meets petitioners in show of worry over discontent (click for details on Reuters)
• China's organic farms rooted in food-safety concerns (click for details)
• Over 600 held in China for selling train tickets illegally (click for details on Sify.com)
• In China, no more ‘prostitutes’, only ‘fallen women’ (click for details)
• Wealth divide gets wider in China (click for details)
• Chinese father punished for food safety activism (click for details)
• The drunk son of a Chinese policeman who hid behind his father for 12 days after allegedly killing a pedestrian while driving his car has been arrested. (click for details on the Australian)
• The old in China have no place to live (click for details on Sify News)
• More and more youngsters in China opting for divorce (click for details on Sify news)
• The doctor will beat you now - Conflict among scientists ends in two bloody assault (click for details)
• Suicide rate rises among China's elderly (click for details on Sydney Morning Herald)
• China's Charitable Past - By PIERRE FULLER (click for details on New York Times)
• China embraces web game depicting family's fight with demolition crewOnline game inspired by real-life cases of violence between residents and wrecking gang becomes huge hit (click for details on Guardian UK)
• Is low-wage China disappearing? - Cheap labour has contributed to profound income disparities (click for details)
• Another Foxconn worker falls to death in China (click for details)
• China to become urban country by 2015 (click for details)
• The puzzle of Carruades de Lafite - Commentary: Pleasure and pain from China's cult of luxury (click for details)
• Unions in China : Strike breakers - Strikes are as big a problem for the government as they are for managers (click for details)
• Foxconn suicides: 'Workers feel quite lonely' (click for details)
• 'Social tensions' behind China school attacks (click for details)
• Who is killing China’s children? (click for details)
• China jails 19 online swingers over sex orgy club (click for details)
• School killings cast spotlight on social stresses in China (click for details)
• China: nursery school deaths probe will not study killers' mental health - Government announces it will examine social problems that may have led to attacks  (click for details)
• As China’s economy booms, syphilis epidemic emerges (click for details)
• Wealth Gap In China Continues To Widen (click for details)
• Religious freedom at risk  (click for details)
• China's new housing rules may lead to divorce surge (click for details)
• Luxury car makers target China's super-rich (click for details)
• In China, every ding has a silver lining (click for details)
• China charges online 'swingers' in Nanjing (click for details)
• China's urban elite fights trash wars
• The system that divides China - Growing popular pressure pushes for deep reform of the Chinese household registration, or hukou, system.
• Debate over China's future takes flight on Internet -Website set up in parallel with National People's Congress hosts raucous discussions that carry growing political influence
• China's women struggle for a foothold in power
• China's wealth gap the widest since economic reforms began
• China police ordered to resign over detainee 'torture'
• Websites that are windows in China's great firewall (link to Telegraph, UK)
• Why sleeping on a hospital floor can make you money in China (link to France24)
• Demand for Bible outstripping supply in China (link to Christian Today)
• Victims two ways in China (link to the Globe and Mail)
• China's Long, Strange Road Trip  - In his latest book Peter Hessler gets his driver's license and explores the villages and factory towns of China.
• The Chinese toddler chained through love and fearFather was afraid son would be taken like sister who disappeared from the same spot just two weeks ago (link to Guardian, UK)
• Chinese new year holiday often becomes angst-ridden affair - Going home for Chinese New Year adds stress and a financial burden to citizens (link to the Gazette, Montreal)
• China's mystery HIV-like disease may be all in the mind (link to BBC News)
• China's Year of the (endangered) Tiger - Some Chinese still believe that tiger parts hold magical powers, which is a boon to poachers but deadly for the country's nearly extinct big cats (link to The Star)
• China searches for 100 tonnes of melamine-tainted milk - China has seized 72 tonnes of milk powder believed to be tainted with melamine and is searching for another 100 tonnes, state media has reported. (link to BBC News)
• Will China’s corruption crackdown spread? (link to MSNBC)
• China moves to stop developers forcing people from homes with violenceRules to set compensation and curb abuses of demolition crews aimed at calming unrest (link to Guardian UK)
• Tainted milk scandal resurfaces in China - Melamine-tainted milk products have been found on sale in China, more than a year after thousands of children became ill in a huge safety scandal.
• China teen seen as hero for killing local official (link to Yahoo News)
• China's super-rich look for love online (link to CNN report)
• China To Ban Smoking In 7 Cities: Pilot Project (link to Medical News Today)
• China largest English speaking nation now (link to National Post)
• Nationalism: China's new orthodoxy - Those who rule according to a shared belief cannot afford to negotiate. That would undermine the belief itself By Ian Buruma (The Globe and Mail)
• Study: China faces 24M bride shortage by 2020 (CNN World)
• China rewards online porn surfer - A Chinese student who says his studies suffered because of viewing pornography on the internet has won a contest for helping reduce sexual content online. (BBC News)
• China Turns Drug Rehab Into a Punishing Ordeal (The New York Times)
• Tenants who spit could face eviction in China city (BBC)
• Ghostwriters in China drawing business...and flak (AsiaOne Education)
• China think-tank says social unrest on the rise (CTV News)
• Policeman's binge drinking death in China: One official banquet too far? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Binge-drinking deaths shame China (the Independent)
• China's internet porn reward drives rise in online erotica searches - The Chinese government has offered rewards of up to 10,000 yuan (£888) to internet users who report websites that feature pornography. (Telegraph UK)
• In conversation with the Falun Gong (Telegraph.co.uk)
• Teen Internet addicts more likely to self harm: About 10 percent of students surveyed were moderately addicted to Web (MSNBC)
• China city government opens gay bar to fight AIDS (Reuter)
• After one child, a Chinese city tries one dog (The Globe and Mail)
• Prostitutes, Migrant Workers Spur Syphilis in China (Bloomberg)
• China parents lynch book salesman - A mob of parents have killed a book salesman and badly injured four of his colleagues after rumours spread that the men were a human smuggling ring. (BBC News)
• Salute All Cars, Kids. It’s a Rule in China.(The New York Times)
• China's urban jobless rate reported steady at 4.3% (market Watch)
• China's graduate glut grows (Asia Times)
• China's biggest jackpot win shrouded in mystery (The Economic Times)
• How the internet is shaping China's future  - Yi Ling and Chen Chuanlin report on the revolution that’s encouraging a new sense of individuality .
• Life in one of China's last communes
• China's brand of capitalism isn't business as usual  - 'As a capitalist state, an authoritarian China could emerge as a much greater threat than it could ever have become as a communist state' - By Neil Reynolds
• Church in China survived 60 years of Maoism
• Mao's revolution at 60: He wouldn't recognize it
• Gay Chinese confront police, empower community
• China: The Eyes of the Police
• China jobless pose 'grave' crisis

• Drunk driver who killed four sentenced to death in China
• Rich China, Poor Peasants - BY Willy Lam
• Africans in China experience social, not language problems - After the death of a Nigerian businessman outside a police station in China, more than 100 Africans took to the streets. The case highlights the problems faced by a growing number of African
• China bans electro-shock therapy for Internet addicts
• The great invisible wall in China - By David Gosset
• Three years in China - By James Reynold
• In China, V is for The Vagina Monologues
• China tries to stop spread of HIV/AIDS among prostitutes
• China avoids major social unrest
• China city kills 36,000 dogs after rabies deaths
• New tax plan sparks China protest
• Gay Festival in China Pushes Official Boundaries
• China today a mix of old and new - By Chris Mackowski
• China's luxury market can be tough to crack
• China's nude bathhouse reopens
• An unlikely Chinese hero (Globe and Mail)
• China captivated by tale of a young waitress who fought back
• Taxiing Advertising in China - Wall Street Journal May 26, 09
• China farmers raid police station - BBC News May 26, 09
• Betting on China to pick up the slack - Globe and Mail

• China's farmers a poor base for growth

• Free condoms for high-risk 150 million migrant workers in China

• China: The Myth Of Might
• China warns of slower income growth in rural areas - Reuters
• China employment improved in Jan-Feb - researcher
• China's Peasants Abandon Cities as 20 Million Jobs Disappear
• China: We're Curbing Online Game Addiction
• Red hot chilli peppers keep death off China roads
• After complaints fail, Chinese try protests
• Despite official ban, spyware is hot seller in China - USA Today
• Three people set themselves on fire near China?s Tiananmen Square
• Analysis: Is China becoming more equal?
• China tainted pork makes 70 sick - BBC News
• China's jobless migrants loath to return to countryside - Reuters
• View of the day: China urges spending - Financial Times
• "Hostile" forces stirring up China jobless - Reuters
• Police maintain order in central China after clash - IHT
• Crime outlook "grim" in South China export hub - Reuters
• Years after village elections began in China, mixed results - KansasCity.com
• China: Fire engulfs 40-story luxury hotel - CNN
• China dragon dancers riot: police - AFP
• Job prospects bleak in China's export hub - The Globe and Mail
• Fear and hope in the Year of the Ox - BBC News
• In China, out-of-work migrants destabilizing - SFGate.com
• Police crack China baby sale gang - BBC News
• Unrest brewing in rural China over land disputes - USA Today
• China aims to silence reform call - BBC News
• China May Face Social Unrest as Unemployment Rises, Report Says
• China seen facing wave of unrest in 2009 - Reuters
• China says 2008 traffic deaths down to 73,484
• Corruption taints every facet of life in China - LA Times - LA Times
• China plans new anti-gang effort - BBC News
• In China, anger rises as economy falls - LA Times
• China's Taxi Strikes: A Test for the Government. TIME
• A Blue Christmas at China's Own North Pole. TIME
• China official warns on social stability-Xinhua. Forbes

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