A new urban grove in downtown Beijing will open to the public ahead of the National Day on Oct. 1, according to the government of Beijing’s Xicheng District. Located in the Xidan business district of Beijing, the piece of green covers 6,000 square meters and consists of 120 arbors, 30 shrubs and about 270,000 pots of flowers. The new green will be one of the nearest urban groves to the Tiananmen Square, said a greening …
About 73 percent of single young Chinese worry about their privacy on match-making websites, according to a recent survey conducted by China Youth Daily. The survey, which polled a total of 1,972 single young Chinese, also found that 66.7 percent of its respondents are suspicious of the authenticity of user information on the websites. “Users upload a lot of personal information to the website, including photos and diplomas, so privacy security is very important for …
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Controversy in the U.S. over the “made in China” official opening ceremony uniforms to be worn by the country’s Olympic athletes are growing, even though the uniforms were designed by Ralph Lauren. Some U.S. politicians have even suggested burning the uniforms and contracting the work to a domestic manufacturer. This is obviously not the first time that U.S. Olympic athletes’ uniforms have been made outside America. This time “Made in China” is being criticized by …
