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Tension In The Yellow Sea
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Yunnan Landslide
China's Landslide "Not An Accident"
China's Image Problem
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China's Disposable Chopsticks
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As China faces the aftermath of yet another natural disaster, the government ordered a national day of mourning this weekend. All entertainment activities were cancelled to remember those killed in the Zhouqu landslide last week - and that included at the ongoing World Expo in Shanghai. BON’s Susan Tart is at the Expo site and reports now on how visitors marked the solemn moment.

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Police Shot Hostages
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China "Total Strategy"
Fake Military Vehicles
Cancer Death On The Rise
Shenzhen Inventor Converts Itouch

Floods, storms, drought, snow. Weather wise- It’s been a strange year so far in many parts of China. On July 22nd, the city of Zhouqu in Gansu Province experienced the heaviest rain in the region’s history. The rain caused a catastrophic landslide that killed more than 1,400 people, with an additional 300 people reported missing. And what is strange is that the northwest Gansu is traditionally a dry area. Meanwhile, the Three Gorges dam in the Yangtze river witnessed its most intense flooding since its establishment. In July, the Dam reached a flood peak of 70,000 cubic meters per second exceeding even the Yangtze River Floods back in 1998 that caused thousands of casualties.

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