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Looking backwards now rather than ahead. Towards the end of the year a number of mainstream Chinese Net Media sites launched an online quest to find what the public considered the News of the Year in Chinese Net Media, 2009.
While the results are yet to come out, amongst the topics in contention are the 60th National Day Celebrations,the violent riots in the western city of Urumqi, the reform of the healthcare system, and a scheme to provide pensions for farmers nationwide.
In today's Straight from the Street, we asked people: For you personally, what was the most important news story of the 2009. Here's what they had to say.
Front Page Gansu Landslide Survival Story Calls To Step Up Disaster Prevention Social Responsibility Of Public Institutions "Love Life, Love Family" China Invests In Electric Vehicles China's Online Marketing Industry
Front Page Rescue Efforts Continue In Gansu "Strong Authorities, Weak Media" Iphone Imitator Creates Buzz Zhan Xin: "No Bubble" Skill In Exchange For Roof? Craze For Plastic Surgery
Front Page Hebei Boy's Call To Action U.S. Wins In China-Japan Row Captain Returns Home Japan Reporters Denied Access Wen Jiabao On Political Reform Web Superbug Fears In China China's Charitable Dilemma Bomb Post Boy Convicted