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An undated photograph posted recently
online shows five schoolgirls smoking on a street in Foshan,
Guangdong province. [ China
Daily]
Photographs posted online of a group of teenage girls in their
school uniforms smoking on a street in Foshan, Guangdong province,
have aroused public concern.
The photos were published on a popular, local online forum by an
Internet user, who goes by the pseudo name 'toxicwaltz', on Tuesday
afternoon.
The post on www.ttx.com.cn said the five girls, four of whom were
seen smoking in the photographs, are students of the Foshan No 10
Middle School.
The photos show two of the girls throwing their cigarettes while
two continued puffing after they noticed a camera pointed in their
direction.
'It is usual to see schoolboys smoke, but I never expected such
awful behavior from girls,' wrote 'toxicwaltz'.
The biggest full moon of the year will light up China''s
Lantern Festival on the weekend, assuming favorable weather.
'The full moon on Sunday, which coincides with the Lantern
Festival, will look 10 percent bigger than its normal size,' said
Wang Sichao, an expert at the Chinese Academy of Sciences'' Purple
Mountain Observatory based in east
China''s Nanjing
City.
He said the moon will pass the area around the perigee at 6:00 a.m.
Sunday. However, the brightest and roundest moon will be observed
on Monday, March 1.
The Lantern Festival, which falls on the 15th day of the Chinese
Lunar New Year, is an occasion for family reunion. It marks the
formal end of lunar New Year festivities.
According to Chinese tradition, people go outside and enjoy the
colorful lanterns on the streets and in parks the night of the
festival. They also eat yuanxiao, small dumplings made of
glut
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Beijing court began
hearing the first trials Monday involving alleged wrongdoers
connected to the massive blaze that damaged the multi-billion-yuan
China Central Television (CCTV) high-rise one year ago.
Beijing No 2 Intermediate Court said yesterday it had received a
case filed by local prosecutors against 23 suspects charged with
causing accidents with dangerous materials.
Among them is Xu Wei, former director of the national TV
network''s new headquarters, who prosecutors said decided to store
illegal fireworks and hold the grand display on the building during
Spring Festival last year.
The move backfired and the fireworks ended up severely damaging
the 30-story annex tower.
Those charged include six other former CCTV employees and six
former employees from the project''s construction company.
Prosecutors said the suspects organized the illegal firework
display, something that was not
Animal raisers face a fine of up to 50,000 yuan ($7,320) for
improper use of feed and additives, including practices such as
adding illegal materials to animal feed and feed additives, and
using meat and bone meal for ruminant livestock feed, according to
a draft regulation made public over the weekend to solicit public
opinion.
The draft regulation also stipulates that animal feed and feed
additive companies are obliged to immediately recall products upon
discovery of any defect that may harm animals or people.
Other stipulations in the draft include those covering imports
and exports. For example, foreign companies are only allowed to
sell feed and additives in China through domestic
branches or local agents.
The full text of the draft regulation can be found on the
website of the State Council Legislative Affairs Office, and
feedback can be sent before March 15.
The office said the draf
Citigroup Chief Executive Vikram Pandit said yesterday that
the bank would continue to expand its presence in China, reflecting
the banking major''s commitment to growth in emerging markets.
'There is no doubt that China is
critically important to Citi and our long-term growth ambitions,
and it still remains a priority market for us,' Pandit told China
Daily in Beijing.
The remarks came after the bank said
yesterday it got the regulatory approval for a new branch in
Guiyang, Guizhou province.
The new branch is expected to open in
the first half of this year and would expand Citi''s network in the
country to 10 cities.
'We are committed to pursuing growth
across multiple lines of business in China, and the new branch
reflects our intent to expand in the country this year and beyond,'
said Pandit.
Apart from the retail banking
franchi