Massage is a major branch of traditional Chinese medicine. In this episode, we follow Kim to experience some different types of massage available in Shanghai.  Kim went to a traditional clinic, Zhongjing Tang, where the doctor recommended a combination of massage and moxa to cure her internal cold. She then went to a modern hospital, Quyang hospital, where her sore neck and shoulders were massaged using a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medical hand techniques.  Chinese massage, she learnt, was rigorous and quite painful, but also capable of curing many ills.

Over the past 18 months authorities in China have launched a string of crackdowns on what it calls "pornographic and lewd" content. Last year alone more than 15,000 pornographic websites, including more than 11,000 mobile WAP sites, were shut down or blocked.

Now a number of Chinese educationalists have gone further and suggested that children under 12 years old should be prevented by law from using mobile phones to protect them from the influence of pornography. More than 230 million of China's net users now use mobile Internet applications - around 60% of all web users. And of these nearly three-quarters are aged 10 to 29.

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To help relieve the pressure on ticket booths in its main rail station in the run up to this Spring Festival, the city of Xiamen in southeastern China is setting up mobile booths around the city. Lu Daofeng, deputy head of Xiamen Railway Station, says the mobile ticket booths - which are amongst the most advanced in the country - are just one measure adopted by the station to cope with ticket sales during the peak travel season.