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Now yesterday we had reaction from microbloggers about (PIC) the generation gap and a recent article from New Weekly magazine. It drew a lot of attention from those standing on both sides of the generation gap when it claimed that in terms of attitude towards work, members of today’s younger generation are lazier than their elders. So how true is this? Well our reporter Stella Chen went out on the streets of Beijing to ask some older and younger people what they think…

The recent death of a young girl in western China made the news for a somewhat unusual reason. Before she died of congenital heart disease 20 year old Wu Yahong signed a contract under which she donated her body to Lanzhou University for medical research.

Wu's action generated a lot of reaction both online and in the press – and in fact many people sent money to her poverty stricken family. But it also raised the issue of body donation for research or organ use – a topic not often discussed in China where, for cultural reasons, body donation is rare.

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