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Stars flee Shanghai salon as art bubble bursts The Shanghai Spring Art Salon opened with the conspicuous absence of the superstars of contemporary Chinese art.	Museum reveals the mysteries of Hakka culture The China Hakka Museum houses the world's most complete and comprehensive exposition of Hakka history and culture.	National volleyball squad gets first black player Ding Hui, who turns 20 this June, is the first black player in Chinese history to be chosen for the national squad.
Scots girl sings for Sichuan survivors Katie Targett Adams has released a song commemorating last year's earthquake in Sichuan which she will promote to raise funds for the survivors.	What's wrong with snooker's wonder kid Ding? The strain of trying to live up to impossibly high expectations has cost Ding Junhui his confidence and passion for snooker.	Three Gorges Dam post-construction plan The Three Gorges Dam project will be completed towards the end of 2009 and attention is now shifting to post construction work.
China sets up 'super think tank' The think tank aims to help decision makers chart a course through the increasingly choppy waters of the economy and society.	'The Blood is not yet dry in Gaza' 3 months after the Israeli assault on Gaza a Palestinian diplomat reviews the prospects for the Middle East.	Backlash against 'book learning' sparks online debate An apparent backlash against "book-learning" in poor rural areas fueled a fierce online debate.
More Chinese mourn online More Chinese expressed condolences on the Internet during Tomb-Sweeping Festival.	Road network poses a threat to wild animals With highway and railway networks proliferating across China, experts are worried about the impact on wild animals in terms of accidents, and damage to and loss of habitats.	Were you April fooled? It's an old tradition for the media to print spoof stories to provide a chuckle on 1st April, and hopefully fool a few less careful readers.
Ticket sales to Hani Terrace 'threaten Heritage bid' The ticket selling of Hani Terrace prompts criticism as it may threaten its bid for world heritage status.	G20 London Summit On April 2, world leaders from the G20 countries gather in London to address the global financial crisis.	To hold on or to quit A dilemma facing China's private airlines who are experiencing Charles Darwin's "survival of the fittest".

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