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Masked Official Gives Press Conference to Empty Room

Posted on 17 June 2009 by bolivar

BEIJING – Following a week of protests by Internet users against government efforts to monitor and restrict online content, an official, who spoke on condition of anonymity and wore a ski mask, called a press conference earlier today.

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China Hosts First Netizens Social

Posted on 02 June 2009 by bolivar

BEIJING – To promote social unity and public awareness, the Chinese Internet and Technology Security Service (CHITSS) will host a Netizens social ‘meet and greet’ gathering, the first of its kind in the Chinese mainland, on August 4 at Beijing’s National Stadium.

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Downsizing Impacts Video Game Technology

Posted on 18 May 2009 by bolivar

GUANGZHOU, GUANGDONG – At this month’s All-China Consumer Electronics Exhibition, gamers raved about the new high-resolution 3-D graphic system that can give small breasts to female video game characters.

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Orange Tree Grows in Man’s Lung

Posted on 02 May 2009 by bolivar

CHUXIONG, YUNNAN – A Chinese surgeon was astounded to find what he said is a 5cm orange tree growing inside a man’s lung.

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Meddling Old Woman Delays Space Station Mission

Posted on 31 March 2009 by admin

BEIJING – Moments after having their space module – Tiangong-1 – launch delayed, Shenzhou-8 spacecraft taikonauts complained once again Monday about Yang Xiuying – that annoying little program manager who insists on every detail of every space mission being exactly right. Weighing about 8.5 tons, Tiangong-1 is able to perform long-term unattended operation, which will be an essential step toward building a space station.

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