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| Beijing Bedouins |
| China is leading the global pack in modern mobile lifestyles. Young Beijing Bedouins have the cheapest, coolest and fastest cell phones and wi-fi gadgets in the world. |
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| Translating - a vital historical mission |
| Translation services around the world are now more vital than ever. Accurate translations are crucial in facilitating effective communication, cultural exchanges, and understanding between nations and cultures. |
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| Poetry aftershocks |
| A cultural phenomenon was born after the earthquake: thousands of professional poets, writers, editors and ordinary people are trying to find a way to express their emotional turmoil through contemporary poetry. |
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| The Big Three in Asia |
| Mr. Bill Emmott, The Economist's former chief editor, presented a talk about his newest book: Rivals: How the Power Struggle Between China, India and Japan Will Shape Our Next Decade. |
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| Cable TV exposes full footage to refute Stone |
| A Hong Kong cable TV station today released the full footage of their recording of Sharon Stone on Cannes' red carpet, to refute the star who told New York Times that her words had been distorted by the media. |
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| Not an Exclusive Tribe |
| This study of Chinese involvement in global political movements takes a look at the overseas Chinese from a fresh perspective that will surprise non-Chinese and Chinese alike. |
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| Sharon Stone: Heart of Stone? |
| Sharon Stone again showed the world how ignorant some Hollywood stars may be, by remarking that the Chinese earthquake that has claimed 65,000 lives was "karma". |
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| Iron Man lives through Downey |
| Iron Man managed to overwhelm audiences and created a first-class unconventional hero movie milestone, which may soon become a new adaptation wave in Hollywood production lines. |
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