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China's college students get okay to tie knot
China's education authority yesterday gave the green light to college students planning to get married. |
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Bjork: You Ask The Questions
Bjork is friendly, perhaps a tad shy. She says she'll need some coffee to kick-start her English. |
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Mars image fuel speculation on planetary life
Flowing water, lava and ice shaped the surface of Mars just a few million years ago, scientists said on Wednesday, fueling speculation about the possibility of life on the planet. |
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Watching childern and teachers an Orwellian deed?
Children at a Shanghai kindergarten might be forgiven if they are part of a new reality TV show, one called "You Can Never Get Away with Anything." |
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Zhou Xun and Li Daqi's marriage rumor denied
Former lovers Zhou Xun and Li Yapeng recently aroused great curiosity from the media about their respective marriages. |
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Diving prince Tian Liang's new fling revealed in hot kiss
Chinese Olympic diving champion Tian Liang wows the media again with his new fling with promising diver Wu Minxia. |
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1/3 Chinese youth condone premarital sex
One-third of urban Chinese youth believe extra-marital affairs and sex before marriage should be tolerated. |
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Diver's fall shows need for modern management
Chinese Olympic diving champion Tian Liang was dropped from the national team because he failed to abide by the rules. |
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Trailblazer of Chinese nude art ahead of his time
Chen Zui's name has been connected with Chinese Nude Art since as early as the 1980s, when the nudity was still a taboo. |
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Postgraduate exam change blamed on printing
Pring mistakes had prompted examination authorities to change some questions for the 2005 postgraduate entrance examinations in several cities. |
