On November 25, the "handover" ceremony that China donated school buses to Macedonia was held in the Prime Minster's Office of Marcedonia. China's Ambassador to Macedonia Cui Zhiwei was there signing the letter for donation and officially handed over 23 new school buses to Macedonia. Cui Zhiwei said, China is still a developing country. Though it faces many challenges itself, it has been offering aids

Fugitive Lai Changxing was arrested by Chinese police immediately after the plane landed in China, on Saturday afternoon. Yesterday afternoon, at Beijing International Airport, the flight carrying the alleged mastermind in a multibillion-dollar smuggling operation in 1990s in Xiamen also attracted lots of reporters there. But they did not have chance to take pictures of him, as he was taken away by the police from the

After 12 years' fight to stay in Canada, China's most wanted fugitive Lai Changxing (赖昌星), accused of running a huge smuggling operation in 1990s in Xiamen, was finally deported by Canada and was brought aboard a plane under the escort of Canadian police to leave for China in the afternoon of July 22 (Vancouver time). On July 21, Canada's Federal Court made the verdict to uphold

In the morning of July 10, anti-China activists gathered in Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam to protest against China, as the tension has risen between China and Vietnam in the disputed waters. This was the sixth straight Sunday the protesters rallied against China in the capital. When the protesters came near to the Chinese Embassy, Vietnamese plain-clothes police began breaking up the rally, and

June 8, an online news said that a website subordinate to the official website of Vietnamese Foreign Ministry was hacked. Reporters visited this website too at 3 pm that day, and found the site was indeed hacked by an unidentified hacker. The links on the homepage were all dead, and a Chinese flag was placed on an eye-catching place. According to what reporters observed, the

SHANGHAI (Nytimes) — Google’s search engine was inaccessible in much of China late Tuesday. The exact cause of the disruption was not fully clear, but it led to speculation that the site was being blocked by the country’s Internet censors. Google itself added to the confusion, first saying that the problem was the result of a change it made to the string of characters it sends

Google Inc. reroutes google.cn to google.com.hk, but to me, it is no better than "down". I almost visit google.cn/rebang every day to check the most-searched words and phrases. Tonight when I checked it again, I found "胡萝卜 (Chinese Pinyin: Hu Luo Bo; English: carrot)" climbed up to the top 1 unseating "你妈逼 (F^ck Your Mother)" that was still in the first place when I checked it