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China's Korean Stance
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Japan Baby Formula Banned
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New Honda Strike
Foxconn Ends Compensation
6 Injured In Court Attack
Unicom Bids For 4g Iphone
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China's Soft Power
Honda Strike Latest
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Honda Strike Tactics
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State-Owned Banks Reforms
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No sooner had news of a series of suicides at the company that manufactures iPads and iPhones been forced from the news by government decree, than word of a strike at a massive Honda assembly plant in southern China started to make its way into the media here. It's the latest incident in what's shaping up to be a rough summer for manufacturers and governments across China's manufacturing heartland.

As you may remember, we reported recently on a strike by Honda workers in the South of China. The issue seemed to have been settled a few days ago when it was announced workers and management had reached an agreement over pay, but now there’s a new twist.  Was the action even legal? Matt Schrader takes a closer look.

Roseann Lake invites Lin Zhong, a Cordon Bleu trained pastry chef, to make Zongzi for the Dragon Boat Festival. After fumbling through a few rounds of bamboo leaves and jujube berries, they discuss the differences between Chinese snacks and Western desserts. Watch as a few seasoned zongzi-making Beijingers show them how to fold, pack, pinch, and wrap these famed snacks, which require a deceptively large amount of skill and dexterity to make!