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Young Chinese seek answers in Mao Zedong, half a century after his death (opens the original)
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At the entrances to Tiananmen Square in Beijing, the capital of China, the crowd folds repeatedly between the barriers as people slowly move toward the security checkpoints. September 9 marks the 50th anniversary of the death of the founder of the People’s Republic, Mao Zedong, whose embalmed body lies in the imposing mausoleum that stands at the center of the vast plaza. There are no reservations left to visit the tomb for the entire week. “We came because our parents and grandparents dream of
The Chinese television show where the prize is a job (opens the original)
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What happens when a group of young people with outstanding résumés compete for the same job opportunity? That is the premise of An Exciting Offer (in Mandarin, 令人心动的offer), a sort of workplace version of The X Factor in which contestants vie for a single position. The show brings together university students and recent graduates trained at some of China’s most prestigious domestic and foreign institutions who, over the course of a month, work in internships under the guidance of experts while a
China imposes a wall of silence in Tibet after the Himalayan disaster (opens the original)
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Four days after the catastrophic flood in Gyirong, known in Tibetan as Kyirong, China has for the first time released a breakdown of the nationalities of those still missing in Tibet. Of the 546 people who remain unaccounted for, 261 are foreign nationals from 23 countries. Chinese authorities have also raised the death toll in Tibet from seven to 16. In neighboring Nepal, where the ice collapse that triggered the disaster originated, the death toll has climbed to 781, while 2,502 people are mis
Fears of a second flood grow in Nepal and Tibet as more than 1,500 remain missing (opens the original)
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The emergency in the Himalayas entered a particularly critical phase on Friday, with China and Nepal locked in a race against rising waters. The massive landslide that triggered a devastating flash flood on Wednesday left behind huge quantities of mud and sediment that became lodged in river channels on both sides of the border. Those natural blockages have created a large landslide-dammed lake whose evolution is being closely monitored by authorities in Beijing and Kathmandu. Chinese state medi
Authorities fear death toll will rise in Nepal and Tibet after severe flash flooding (opens the original)
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The world woke up this Thursday with its eyes on Nepal after a violent flash flood on Wednesday morning left at least 330 people dead in the Himalayan country, wedged between India and China, according to the latest police tally cited by the BBC. There are also at least three other fatalities in Tibet. The main provisional lists of people who have not yet been contacted include more than 1,468 names on both sides of the border, including almost 800 foreign nationals, as well as members of the se
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