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From Lisa Chiu, for About.com

Bummer for Hummer in China?

Tuesday June 30, 2009
Children in Shanghai walk past a special edition Hummer SUV at an exhibition of luxury goods in 2006. (MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images) Despite a Chinese company's wish to buy the bankrupt General ... Read More

Chinese Mourn Michael Jackson

Monday June 29, 2009
Chinese fans of Michael Jackson observe a three minute silence during a candle light memorial to commemorate him in Beijing, China. (Photo by Feng Li/Getty Images) Chinese fans of Michael Jackson ... Read More

China's Two-Year Old Smoker and the News

Thursday June 25, 2009
Do they make nicorette milk? (Bohai Morning News photo) Apparently the youngest smoker in the world is two-year-old Tong Liangliang from Tianjin, who has a pack-a-day habit. Already, online social networks are ... Read More

Clearing up the Gray Skies Over China

Monday June 22, 2009
Beijing skyline from the Western Mountains. (Photo by Guang Niu/Getty Images) The Asia Society has a fascinating web site devoted to China's air quality. It includes a daily photograph of the ... Read More

Everyone Loves a Spy Story - Even if it's Fake

Tuesday June 16, 2009
They're supposed to report the news, not make the news. (Stockbyte photo - Not a picture of Fang Jing) China Central Television news anchor Fang Jing's good name has been restored. ... Read More

Journalists Sentenced to 12 Years Labor in North Korea

Monday June 8, 2009
A picture of Euna Lee at a vigil for her and Laura Ling in San Francisco on June 3. (Steve Rhodes/Flickr) Laura Ling and Euna Lee, two American journalists that were ... Read More

What Tiananmen Means to Me

Thursday June 4, 2009
I was 12 years old when I watched my parents, visibly shaken, and glued to images of a China in turmoil on television in our American living room. It was ... Read More

North Korea Tries Two American Journalists Today

Thursday June 4, 2009
Euna Lee (left) and Laura Ling have been held in North Korea since March 17. (YONHAP/AFP/Getty Images) North Korea is likely trying two American journalists for "hostile acts" as I write ... Read More

Geithner to China: U.S. Assets are Safe

Monday June 1, 2009
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner speaks during a meeting with Wang Qishan, Chinese Vice Premier in Beijing on Monday. (Andy Wong-Pool/Getty Images) In his first visit to China since becoming the ... Read More

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