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• Longest high-speed rail route connects 5 provinces in China
• This Winter could be coldest in China's 30 years
• Chinese military new rules: reduce bureaucracy and extravagance
• Severe cold front sweeps across China
• Interview: Focus on increasing farmers' income
• China to promote agriculture growth
• Interview: Agriculture dev't faces challenges
• China vows to improve farmers' incomes in 2013
• Growing your own vegetables on your own roof
• Studio interview: Improve security of private data
• Law urged to protect personal data
• NPC to review draft on protecting online information
• China's ambassador to UK sits down with BBC
• Japan's incoming PM to send envoy to China: media
• NASA: Asteroid 2011 AG5 to miss Earth in 2040

Longest high-speed rail route connects 5 provinces in China Posted: 22 Dec 2012 11:52 PM PST The world?s longest high speed line, the Beijing-Guangzhou rail route, will be officially opened on December the 26th. But before that, hundreds of reporters have had a ride on the train in a test run on Saturday.

This Winter could be coldest in China's 30 years Posted: 22 Dec 2012 11:49 PM PST

Chinese military new rules: reduce bureaucracy and extravagance Posted: 22 Dec 2012 11:46 PM PST

Severe cold front sweeps across China Posted: 22 Dec 2012 08:51 PM PST A severe cold front has swept across China, sending temperatures plummeting and causing traffic headaches.

Interview: Focus on increasing farmers' income Posted: 22 Dec 2012 08:51 PM PST For more analysis, we are joined again by Professor Zhang Jun, Director of the China Center for Economic Studies at Fudan University in Shanghai.

China to promote agriculture growth Posted: 22 Dec 2012 08:51 PM PST The Ministry of Agriculture, has proposed to keep the growth rate of rural incomes above 7-and-a-half percent next year. Rural incomes have seen a ninth consecutive year of rapid growth, which represents an upturn in living standards in the countryside.

Interview: Agriculture dev't faces challenges Posted: 22 Dec 2012 08:51 PM PST For more analysis on the central rural work conference, we are joined on the line by Professor Zhang Jun, Director of the China Center for Economic Studies at Shanghai?s Fudan University.

China vows to improve farmers' incomes in 2013 Posted: 22 Dec 2012 08:51 PM PST China?s annual conference on rural work has concluded in Beijing. New goals were set, including removing obstacles to agricultural development and increasing farmers? income in 2013.

Growing your own vegetables on your own roof Posted: 22 Dec 2012 05:55 PM PST Growing your own vegetables, on your own roof, for people living in a big city like Shanghai, it?s not easy. But now a company called Vroof is helping create rooftop farms. From Shanghai, ICS reporter Chen Tingjie takes a look at how it?s doing and what difficulties it?s facing.

Studio interview: Improve security of private data Posted: 22 Dec 2012 05:55 PM PST The Standing Committee of the National People?s Congress will review a draft on protecting online information on December 24th. Information-related crimes, such as fraud, For more on this issue, we are joined by Professor Kan Kaili from the School of Economics and Management at the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications.

Law urged to protect personal data Posted: 22 Dec 2012 05:55 PM PST The Standing Committee of the National People?s Congress will review a draft on protecting online information on December 24th.

NPC to review draft on protecting online information Posted: 22 Dec 2012 05:55 PM PST The Standing Committee of the National People?s Congress will review a draft on protecting online information on December 24th. Information-related crimes, such as fraud, libel and stealing other people?s personal information, have grown increasingly common.

China's ambassador to UK sits down with BBC Posted: 22 Dec 2012 04:13 PM PST China?s ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming, has had a live, one-on-one interview with Gavin Esler as part of the BBC program, Newsnight. Referencing the famous Jane Austen novels, Liu said he hoped western countries would approach China with more "sense and sensitibility" and less "pride and prejudice".

Japan's incoming PM to send envoy to China: media Posted: 22 Dec 2012 04:13 PM PST According to the Kyodo news agency, Japan?s incoming prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has decided to postpone stationing government officials on the Diaoyu Islands.

NASA: Asteroid 2011 AG5 to miss Earth in 2040 Posted: 22 Dec 2012 04:13 PM PST Two days after the earth survived the Mayan doomsday predictions, NASA has revealed that an asteroid, feared to be on a collision course with the planet in 2040, now poses no threat at all.

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