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Shanghai Bids Farewell to Massive World Expo Fair
After years of preparation and anticipation, the Shanghai World Expo has now ended. From BBC: Officials say a record 72m people – most of them from across China – visited pavilions staged by more than 240 countries and organisations. China has reportedly spent some $60bn (£37bn) preparing for the fair. The figure – mentioned in Chinese state media – is more than was spent oOctober 30, 2010 11:10 PM
Netizen Voices: Welcome to Sparta!
As the 18th Party Congress fast approaches, Beijing residents have found their city under lock-down. Fruit knives are gon
Nye: China’s Soft Power Deficit (Updated)
Harvard’s Joseph S. Nye Jr. grades China’s efforts to spend heavily on its soft power resources over the past
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