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China Extends Cancellation of Hepatitis B Test to Civil Service
Chinese civil servants will no longer face hepatitis B tests in pre-employment physical examinations, according to revised standards jointly issued by the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security.

Lawyers Question Bullet Train Ticket Price
Four Chinese lawyers have accused the country's Railway Ministry of abusing monopoly to drive up high-speed train ticket prices and pressed for rational ticket fares through public hearings.

Chongqing to Launch "Real-name Web Registration System"
Netizens in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality will be required to give their real names when surfing the internet.

Shanxi Confirms No Victim of "Problem Vaccines"
Health authorities in north China's Shanxi Province announced Thursday the preliminary result of an investigation into a media report alleging defective vaccines had killed or sickened 78 children in the region.

• Hainan Aims High on Golf Identity

• Survey: China Moving Ahead

• China's Investment Environment Won't be Affected If Google Quits: Spokesman

• Mainland, Taiwan Weigh up Benefits of Economic Pact

Deliberate Payments in Arrears Should Be Added to Criminal Law Code

• Wuhan Pupils Collect Garbage to Pay Net-surfing Bills

• Gov't Websites Not up to Scratch

• University Bureaucracies Should Be Eliminated

China News

• Top Political Advisor Calls for Joint Efforts to Develop Cross-Strait Ties

• 5-magnitude Earthquake Jolts Taiwan

• HK Primary School Closed for Flu Outbreak

• Mainland, Taiwan to Exchange Frequent Visits: Spokesman

• Taiwan's Participation in WHA to be Appropriately Handled This Year

• Mainland Expects to Speed up Economic Pact Discussion through Joint Efforts

• Mainland Agrees to Discuss Cross-Straits Military Security

• Macao Chief Vows to Regulate Gaming Development

• Taiwan Temporarily Raises Mainland Tourist Quota

• SEF Chief to Visit Taiwan Businesses on Mainland

• Mainland, Taiwan Weigh up Benefits of Economic Pact

• Singapore, Macao Strengthen Co-op on Consumer Issues

• HK to See Gradual Progress in Promoting Democracy: Premier

• HK Police Bust Credit Card Fraud Syndicate

• Nearly 115,000 Inoculated against A/H1N1 Flu in Macao

• Macao Initiates Research on Immigration Policy

• HK Influenza A/H1N1 Death Toll Rises to 74

• Taiwan's Justice Chief Resigns after Promising No Execution

• New US Consul General in HK Assumes Duties

• Top Political Advisor Underlines Mainland-Taiwan Ties

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Turtle Garden
If you are visiting southern China's bustling Xiamen city and want to refresh your brain with a sprinkling of history and some sea air, you can do far worse than head towards The Turtle Garden at the southeast tip of Jimei, northwest of the Xunjiang River.

Ancestral Temple of the Chen Family
Central Guangzhou is a highly dynamic place to visit, but if you get a little dazed by the traffic, noise and neon lights, a visit to the Ancestral Temple of the Chen Family is a perfect way to refresh the mind.

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