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Chinese or Japanese – we are all the same An article in a Japanese newspaper sheds light on how Japanese Emperor and Empress view the relationship between Japanese and Chinese cultures.	Gov't more open in handling crisis Openness silences rumors. Chengdu city gov't has proved this adage again by holding 5 press conferences in 3 days.	Teashop in Chengdu In Chengdu, a teashop is a social gathering place. People from all backgrounds meet and blend together.
Armed with a camera, the blind capture their world A photo exhibition reveals the world as seen through the eyes of the visually impaired.	Wu Di's first solo exhibition now at 798 "Ameise, Ameise" (German for "Ant, Ant"), runs from June 5 to July 4 at Pifo New Art Gallery in the 798 Art District.	The magnitude of Mandarin A cohort of British headteachers travelled to China in a quest to promote to children a bilateral awareness of the two cultures.
Do you believe in magic? Do you believe in magic? After seeing FISM world champion Rick Merrill turning a yellow pencil into a red one in the twinkling of an eye, you will.	What's wrong in Shennongjia? Shennongjia Nature Reserve is facing a dilemma between conservation and development.	Story behind 840,000 candidates' choice 840,000 candidates have abandoned the idea of sitting the college entrance exam, considered by most Chinese as the best route to change life. Why?
British Chinese MEP candidate seeks support 19-year-old Steven Cheung is striving to get more votes to become the first British Chinese to win a seat in European Parliament.	China suffers from invasive species Among the world's 100 worst invasive alien species, 50 can be found in China.	Soldiers back home after 67 years The distance from Myanmar to the Chinese border village in Yunnan is not far, but it took nine former Chinese soldiers 67 years to make the journey.
Cars crowd Beijing roads again Increase of vehicles is weakening effects of the restriction policy. The local gov't is urged to take more effective measures to ease the congestion.	Shenzhen resumes government reform After six years in standstill, a reform concerning government administration in Shenzhen has been revived and is expected to bring big changes.	Rampant stalactite robbery Large numbers of valuable stalactites are being illicitly appropriated and sold in markets in southwest China's Chongqing.

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