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[2010/08/19] False Credentials – A Scar On Chinese Society
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[2010/07/20] Time To End One Child Policy?
[2010/07/20] Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow?
[2010/07/19] Red Light For Green Dam
[2010/07/19] Should China Hole The World Cup?
[2010/07/17] Tourist Admissions Too High?
[2010/07/17] Left Behind Women
[2010/07/16] Rocket Man Rewarded
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[2010/07/15] Liar, Liar Patent's On Fire
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[2010/07/10] Enclosed Management
[2010/07/09] Grandparents Play Nanny
[2010/07/09] Steely Opposition To Anshan Deal
[2010/07/08] No Love For PLA
[2010/07/08] A Ban On Bad Taste
[2010/07/07] Man Sues Over Blood Discrimination
[2010/07/07] Net Users Discuss Google
[2010/07/06] For Love Or Money?
[2010/07/06] Drastic Penalties
[2010/07/05] What Does Confucius Say?
[2010/07/03] Chinese Reaction To U.S. Spy Case
[2010/07/02] The Cost Of Staying Clean
[2010/07/02] Simply A Drill?
[2010/07/01] Should Billionaires Be Forced To Give?
[2010/07/01] Korean War Stats Spark Controversy
[2010/06/30] Out Of Touch?
[2010/06/30] Model Students
[2010/06/29] Should Kids Be Kept Off The Net?
[2010/06/29] Reaction To Gulf Spill Clean-Up
[2010/06/28] Military Exercise Sparks Anger
[2010/06/28] Terrorism Fears
[2010/06/26] Internet Celebrities
[2010/06/26] Earning Vs Learning
[2010/06/25] Mental Health Plan Controversy
[2010/06/25] Clamping Down On Official Luxury
[2010/06/24] Garbage Crisis
[2010/06/24] Wives On Parade
[2010/06/23] Saving China's Cultural Relics
[2010/06/23] Reaction To Paris Protests
[2010/06/22] Gun Control Laws
[2010/06/22] Divided Loyalties?
[2010/06/21] Running Into A Wall
[2010/06/21] Feng Vs Weinstein
[2010/06/19] Is Wage Hike The Way To Go?
[2010/06/19] Afghan Riches: Chinese Reaction
[2010/06/18] Vuvuzela Debate
[2010/06/18] China Greece Business
[2010/06/17] Game Shows A Moral Hazard?
[2010/06/17] Chinese Reaction To Kyrgyzstan Chaos
[2010/06/16] Migrant Education
[2010/06/16] Super Junior Backlash
[2010/06/15] Why Are Divorce Rates Rising?
[2010/06/15] Reaction To Currency Pressures
[2010/06/14] Sex Law Controversy
[2010/06/14] Iran Sanctions: Chinese Reaction
[2010/06/12] Raising Costs
[2010/06/12] Seeing Red
[2010/06/11] Responding To North Korean Killings
[2010/06/11] Goldman's China Controversy
[2010/06/10] Online Anonymity
[2010/06/10] Shenmu's Medical Model
[2010/06/09] Fast Food Sleepover
[2010/06/09] Online Vigilantes: Time To Clampdown?
[2010/06/08] Cross Dressed For Success?
[2010/06/08] Crunching The Numbers
[2010/06/07] Policing The Police
[2010/06/07] A Game Of Cards
[2010/06/06] Property Tax Controversy
[2010/06/06] Japan's PM Resigns: Chinese Reaction
[2010/06/04] Oil Spill Reaction
[2010/06/03] Israeli Flotilla Raid: Chinese Reaction
[2010/06/03] Right To Strike?
[2010/06/02] Graduates Working For Free
[2010/06/02] China's Wealth Drain
[2010/06/02] Blogger Controversy
[2010/06/02] Time To Control Immigration?
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[2010/02/17] Can Soccer Boss Clean Up The Sport?
[2010/02/13] Divorce Rates Soar
[2010/02/12] Jackson's Doctor Arrest
[2010/02/11] Obama Talks Tough: Chinese Reaction
[2010/02/11] Festive Fun
[2010/02/10] Body Donation Doubts
[2010/02/09] More Tainted Milk Discovered
[2010/02/07] No Cell Phones For Kids?
[2010/02/07] Does School Make A Difference?
[2010/02/06] Dalai Lama Visit
[2010/02/05] Talking To The Taliban
[2010/02/05] China's Space Race
[2010/02/04] Online Reaction To Taiwan Arms Sales
[2010/02/04] Spending On Tibet
[2010/02/03] Vietnamese Wife
[2010/02/03] Chinese Luxury Goods
[2010/02/02] Should Dog And Cat Meat Be Banned?
[2010/02/02] Women In The Workplace
[2010/01/31] Corruption: What can be done?
[2010/01/30] Time To Tax Motorists?
[2010/01/30] Quake Donations "Misused"
[2010/01/29] Super Rich Eye Homes Abroad
[2010/01/29] Blood Transfusion Concerns
[2010/01/28] Be Positive…Or Else!
[2010/01/28] Do You Feel Richer?
[2010/01/27] Killer Hailed A Hero
[2010/01/27] China No.2 Economy
[2010/01/26] Avatar Pulled Or Pushed?
[2010/01/26] Dying With Dignity
[2010/01/24] U.S. Donations Cause Controversy
[2010/01/24] Worth The Sacrifice?
[2010/01/23] Elementary School Pressure
[2010/01/22] "Compassionate Invasion" Of Haiti
[2010/01/22] What Level Of Education Is Best?
[2010/01/21] Kidnapping Sparks Online Debate
[2010/01/21] Was It Right To Cancel Mr Gay?
[2010/01/20] Japan Vows Action On Gas Fields
[2010/01/20] Online Vs Real Life Opinion?
[2010/01/19] Rewards Given For Porn Reports
[2010/01/19] Anti-Missile System
[2010/01/17] 9.5% GDP Growth In 2010?
[2010/01/17] Kiss Causes Airport Chaos
[2010/01/16] Haiti Earthquake
[2010/01/15] Google Threat: Chinese Reaction
[2010/01/15] Battling Anti-Social Behavior
[2010/01/14] Super Tanker To Aircraft Carrier
[2010/01/14] Movies - Chinese Or Foreign?
[2010/01/13] Yale Given $8,888,888 Donation
[2010/01/13] What Is "Western Culture"?
[2010/01/12] An Academic Controversy
[2010/01/12] Corrupt Journalists
[2010/01/10] Views on Housing Prices
[2010/01/10] Yao Ming's Baby
[2010/01/09] Tying The Knot Too Tightly?
[2010/01/09] Industrial Scandal Sickens 51 kids
[2010/01/08] What Goes Up… Must Come Down?
[2010/01/08] Top News For 2009
[2010/01/07] China's "Online Mafia"
[2010/01/07] Chinese Moviegoing Habits
[2010/01/06] Too Much Luxury?
[2010/01/06] Corrupt Judge
[2010/01/05] Mental Health In China
[2010/01/05] New Year Hopes
[2009/12/31] Resident Permit Reform
[2009/12/31] Iran Protests:Chinese Reaction
[2009/12/30] Online Reaction To Execution
[2009/12/30] Disabled Driver Rules Eased
[2009/12/29] Karaoke Songs Censored
[2009/12/29] Who Benefits From Taiwan Deals?
[2009/12/27] Online Chat Ok At Work?
[2009/12/27] Cold Attitude To H1N1 Suspects
[2009/12/26] Knowledge Of Christmas Traditions
[2009/12/26] US Arms Sale To Taiwan
[2009/12/25] Copenhagen Controversy
[2009/12/25] Too Many Motors?
[2009/12/24] Helping Migrant Workers
[2009/12/24] Secondhand Or New?
[2009/12/23] Farmer Compensated For Jail Time
[2009/12/23] Online Vs. TV Ad Markets
[2009/12/22] Putting The Brakes On E-Bikes
[2009/12/22] Cheering China's Workers
[2009/12/20] Balance Between Economy And Climate
[2009/12/19] Chinese Troops In Afghanistan?
[2009/12/19] In The Dock
[2009/12/18] Dorm Suicide, Who's To Blame?
[2009/12/18] Dating Changes
[2009/12/17] Earthquake School Rebuilt
[2009/12/17] Kidnapping Fears In China
[2009/12/16] Migrant Worker Woes
[2009/12/16] Food Safety
[2009/12/15] Who Pays The Piper?
[2009/12/15] Individually Green
[2009/12/13] Is The Shanghai Expo Important?
[2009/12/12] Improving Life For The Blind
[2009/12/11] Woman Burns Herself As Protest
[2009/12/11] Job Worries For Students
[2009/12/10] One Child Policy: Time For A Change?
[2009/12/10] Housing Costs
[2009/12/09] Repatriation For Fugitive?
[2009/12/09] Only Skin Deep
[2009/12/08] Best,Worst Things About Life In Xinjiang
[2009/12/06] Whitehouse Dinner Gatecrashers
[2009/12/06] Buying Property Overseas
[2009/12/05] Does Taxi Increase Bother You?
[2009/12/05] Martial Arts Showdown
[2009/12/04] Milk Victims Cry Foul
[2009/12/04] Is Obama Right On Afghanistan?
[2009/12/03] Selling Made In China
[2009/12/03] The Ideal Job
[2009/12/02] Match-Fixing Scandal
[2009/12/02] Worried About HIV/AIDS?
[2009/12/01] Buildings Beyond Belief?
[2009/12/01] Second Wife Syndrome
[2009/11/30] Yunnan Media Monitors
[2009/11/30] Electricity Price Hike
[2009/11/28] Graduate Patrols
[2009/11/28] What Do You Know About Africa?
[2009/11/27] China Not Interested In Democracy
[2009/11/27] Job Prospects For Returnees
[2009/11/26] Flowers Fertilized With Blood
[2009/11/26] Feelings Towards Beggars?
[2009/11/25] Net Users To Fight Corruption
[2009/11/25] Men Or Women: Who's Best At Business?
[2009/11/24] China's Compulsive Savers
[2009/11/24] Heaviest Financial Burden
[2009/11/22] Education: Time For A Change?
[2009/11/22] Dangers Of Child Labor
[2009/11/21] Most Powerful Person In The World
[2009/11/20] State Banquet
[2009/11/20] Changed View Of Obama?
[2009/11/19] Reaction To Obama
[2009/11/19] China's Western Allies
[2009/11/18] Changed Dynamics In Sino-US Relationship
[2009/11/18] What Would You Ask Obama?
[2009/11/17] Obama Quizzed In Shanghai
[2009/11/17] USD-RMB Exchange Rate
[2009/11/16] Dear Mr President…
[2009/11/16] Favorite President
[2009/11/15] Obama Out Of Ten
[2009/11/15] US More Student Exchanges
[2009/11/14] SNS Lawsuit Action
[2009/11/14] Stars In Commercials
[2009/11/13] Gang Justice?
[2009/11/13] Do You Support The Death Penalty?
[2009/11/12] New PKU Entrance Regulations
[2009/11/12] Beijing Or Home After College?
[2009/11/11] Prostitution Crackdown
[2009/11/11] Migration: The Good And The Bad
[2009/11/10] Online Gaming Row
[2009/11/10] Mixed Marriages
[2009/11/08] Students Stripped Bare
[2009/11/08] Are Students Well Behaved?
[2009/11/07] Taking The Mickey?
[2009/11/07] Can Chinese Culture Compete?
[2009/11/06] Qualified Doctor
[2009/11/06] Tsien Hsue-Sen
[2009/11/05] Chinese Workers Compensated
[2009/11/05] Domestic Violence
[2009/11/04] Prisoner Parade
[2009/11/04] To Block, Or Not To Block?
[2009/11/03] PLA Seeks Academic Recruits
[2009/11/01] Mob Rule
[2009/10/31] Does Graying China Affect You?
[2009/10/31] Foolhardy Or Brave
[2009/10/30] Views On Germany?
[2009/10/30] Privacy Rights Of Minors
[2009/10/29] Capitalizing On Coal
[2009/10/29] Is More Religion Good?
[2009/10/28] Returned PHD Suicide
[2009/10/27] Marriage Before House?
[2009/10/27] Net Check: Price of Medicine
[2009/10/26] China Donations
[2009/10/26] Gay Parents
[2009/10/24] Home Brands Or Foreign Brands?
[2009/10/24] License To Kill?
[2009/10/23] Is China Car Boom Good?
[2009/10/23] Hijacked Bulk Carrier
[2009/10/22] Foreign Friends
[2009/10/22] HIV Blog Hoax
[2009/10/21] National Games Too Much?
[2009/10/21] Taxi Entrapment
[2009/10/20] China And The World
[2009/10/20] After School Controversy
[2009/10/17] Currency Manipulation
[2009/10/17] Chongqing Gangs
[2009/10/16] Medal of Dishonor
[2009/10/16] Should Gays Serve in the Military?
[2009/10/15] Chinese Hummer
[2009/10/15] Bus Row Fallout
[2009/10/15] Mainland Maternity
[2009/10/15] Marriage Rush
[2009/10/14] Wuhan University Scandal
[2009/10/14] Study Abroad or at Home?
[2009/10/13] Sun Yue's Future
[2009/10/13] Al-Qaida Threat
[2009/10/10] Where In The World?
[2009/10/10] Obama's Nobel Prize
[2009/10/09] Is Obama Doing a Good Job?
[2009/10/09] Was Rio The Right Choice?
[2009/10/09] Is Obama Doing a Good Job?
[2009/10/08] Chinese Donations
[2009/10/08] China and North Korea
[2009/10/07] Illegal Taxis
[2009/10/07] China's Labor Shortage
[2009/10/06] Saving Money
[2009/10/06] Anti-Japanese Feelings
[2009/10/05] Worried About Your Job?
[2009/10/05] Today's Degrees Useless
[2009/10/04] Safety in Beijing
[2009/10/04] Life of Luxury
[2009/10/03] National Day vs. Olympics
[2009/10/03] Spoilt Rich Kids
[2009/10/02] IS Beijing's Air Cleaner?
[2009/10/02] Airport Clearner Freed
[2009/10/01] Parade Reactions
[2009/09/30] Students Auction Reputation
[2009/09/30] Video Piracy
[2009/09/29] No Divorces In Chongqing?
[2009/09/29] National Day Celebrations
[2009/09/27] Animal Cruelty
[2009/09/27] Capital Parade
[2009/09/26] Rising Ticket Prices
[2009/09/26] National Day Plans
[2009/09/25] Hacker's Gift to Nation
[2009/09/25] Japan's New PM
[2009/09/24] China Flag at White House
[2009/09/24] Flight Cancellations
[2009/09/23] Official Property Rules
[2009/09/23] Welcome Back Liu Xiang
[2009/09/22] NBC vs. CCTV
[2009/09/20] Liu Xiang Come Back
[2009/09/20] Pricy Pooch
[2009/09/19] 50% Off Abortions
[2009/09/18] Do You Buy Green Products
[2009/09/18] Open Chest Surgery Case
[2009/09/17] Military Parade
[2009/09/17] China Tax Increase
[2009/09/16] Importance of Military
[2009/09/16] National Day Security
[2009/09/14] Airplane Safety

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More Schools Fewer Morals?

Recently a UK-based academic publication announced that at least 70 papers it had published on newly discovered crystal structures were falsified. The magazine, Acta Crystallographica, named two scientists from Jinggangshan University in Jiangxi province as the culprits behind what it termed "scientific fraud".

The two have since withdrawn their papers. This case has re-ignited the debate on academic corruption in China and its roots. Survey website ifeng.com recently carried out an online poll on the topic.

It asked respondents: Do you feel the rapid growth in the number of Chinese Universities had led to falling standards is the primary cause of academic corruption?
Corruption Case Prompts Suicide

This is the local government office in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region where a local man burned himself to death last week. According to his family, Ruan Guangrui, a farmer from the rural area of Dongsun near Baise City, committed suicide outside the gates of the district government to protest at grass-roots corruption.

His widow, Deng, said the 49-year-old was angry that officials refused to listen to their complaints about graft.

"It's all because of his report on the corruption case. He said he wanted to use his death to draw the attention of the authorities. He wasn't able to sleep for a month, turning the case over and over in his mind. The report was submitted to the local police department, but it was dismissed."
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Liar, Liar Patent's On Fire

Recently on our Media Watch show here on BON we heard about the case of ex-Microsoft China chief, Tang Jun, and the degree – that wasn't - or at least was from somewhere else.

The story drags on with claim and counterclaim but briefly: Self-styled “Academic Vigilante”, Fang Zhouzi, who specializes in outing academic frauds, accused the former Microsoft president of fabricating his academic credentials from CalTech – and the ownership of two US patents.
Mourning An Academic Hero

When US has not yet recovered from Michael Jackson's leaving, China has been slipped into the grief by Professor Ji Xianlin's passing away, who is a prominent academic in China.

Ji Xianlin died Saturday at a hospital in Beijing, a month short of his 98th birthday. Peking University created a memorial area open to the public and thousands of people came everyday to pay their respects. Most had never seen him, but said they had felt his influence.
China's Corruption Problem

No matter what the topic, it seems that accusations of corruption are never far from the news here in China. In the past few weeks alone, corruption has reared its ugly head in everything from soccer match-fixing and the courts to accident cover-ups and the way funds were apportioned for rebuilding parts of Sichuan following the 2008 earthquake.

It's like an incurable disease. Corruption in China is a major source of frustration among Chinese people. President Hu has called corruption the single most important threat to the power of the Communist Party. Yet the problem seems to be growing.
Corruption: What can be done?

With corruption cropping up in many areas of society as we've just heard, we asked ordinary Chinese citizens for their views on the topic. Here's what they had to say in today's edition of Straight from the Street.
China Take Dec. 14

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