Thursday, January 03, 2002

• Four Confirmed Dead, Five Missing in Fishing Boat Capsize
• Chinese Writers Call for On-line Protection Rights
• Macao Reports Robust Air Traffic in 2001
• Shanghai Seizes More Illicit Drugs
• China Sees Increase in Customs Revenue

• Shanghai TV Stations Expand to Meet Foreign Competition 
• Statistics on China's Economy in Recent Five Years
• Guangzhou McDonald's Likely to Be Fined for Selling Toys
• Shanghai Mobile Phone Users Exceed Fixed Phone Users
• Shanghai Records Double Digit Growth in 2001
• UPS Announces Cut of Bunker Surcharge in China
• Key Chinese Cities Report Financial Growth in 2001

• Middle East Peace Process Suffers Severe Setbacks
• India Using Diplomatic Means: Indian PM

• Rare Blood Type Documented in South China
• China Sets Up Diversified Pig DNA Bank

• Aoshen Edges Off Beijing Ducks 78-77

• Old Man Ordered to Apologize for Sexual Harassment of Male Workers
• Chinese Elders Prefer Not to Live With Children
• Ice and Snow Festival Opens in NE China City
• Tourism Booming in SW China's "Shangri-La"
• Over 500 Ancient Grottoes Discovered in Gansu
• HK Issues "Asia's world city" Souvenir Covers
• Mainland Tourists Love to Travel in Hong Kong