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WU Aiwei, a middle-aged man, is milking a cow with his hands. He rarely does that now. For years, machines have taken the place of manual work.
 
Focus
  • To greener pastures?
    WU Aiwei, a middle-aged man, is milking a cow with his hands. He rarely does that now. For years, machines have taken the place of manual work.
  • Milk market comes of age
    AS Shanghai is reducing its dairy herd, the city's demand for milk and other dairy products continues to increase.
  • Sub-standard milk power kills infants
    MORE than 170 infants in Fuyang of East China's Anhui Province have become ill in the past year from being given poor-quality milk powder. At least 13 of them have died.
  • Huangpu `Flower Bridge' symbol upsets experts
    THE development zone for the Expo Park has been adjusted a little in order to solve certain problems, such as an insufficient number of roads, inadequate leeway for optimizing the layout of pavilions, and an excessive contrast between the Expo Park and surrounding areas, according to Huang Jianzhi, deputy director general for Shanghai World Expo Co-ordination.
  • Expansive ideas
    THE most eye-catching symbolic construction designed by a French architect in the bidding for World Expo 2010 Shanghai - the Flower Bridge - ran into controversy at a recent seminar in the city.
  • Treacherous love online
    IT was a feeling of emptiness that sent Xu Feng to prison.
News
  • New blow to Hamas
    GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Hamas threatened "100 unique reprisals" against Israel for killing its leader, Abdel Aziz Rantissi, as hundreds of thousands of mourners flooded the streets in a show of strength and fury.
  • Rantissi lived on borrowed time
    JERUSALEM - Abdel-Aziz al-Rantissi was already a marked man when he took over from his assassinated predecessor Ahmed Yassin as Gaza leader of the militant Palestinian group Hamas less than a month ago.
Voice of people
  • What is china exporting now?
    Remember when China was endangering the world economy by "exporting deflation"? It was only a few weeks ago.
  • Teething troubles in the city
    I used to believe that very few people who have ever suffered from a horrible toothache could deliberately choose when to undergo the experience. I also used to believe very few people who have ever suffered from a toothache could endure the continuous excruciating pain without resorting to a doctor.
  • Youth-asset or liability?
    A few years ago there were "beauty writers" who might be considered the sisters of "boy writers". These beauty writers made their names known through commercial operations. This tactic was easily adapted to practical application by a multitude of these boy writers who were born in the early 1980s.
  • Award leads to photographer's exposure
    Sad but true. I'm as guilty as anyone in not spotting a rat.
Profile
  • In flight from rigid minds
    WHILE introducing his new MBA programme at a refined French-style restaurant located on busy Huaihai Zhonglu on a bright April afternoon, Denis Fred Simon, a 51-year-old American, recalled his first visit to the city on a dark night.
Culture
  • Gardeners of the soul
    TEACHING has been a highly respected profession in China since the time of Confucius 2,500 years ago right through to the 21st century.
  • War ends the one and only festival
    MOST people, even Shanghainese, may not know that the city once had a festival called the Shanghai Festival.

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