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Raymond Zhou

More than a minor worry

A tea plantation in China put up "help wanted" ads for tea leaf pickers: Female, virgin, with C-cup breasts.
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Sharing the pain

The emotional fallout in China from Japan's disaster offers a walk down memory lane of Sino-Japanese love-hate attitudes.
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What's love got to do with it?

Starlets want to marry into wealth not only for financial security but for social status. Where love fits into the equation is every couple's closely guarded secret, but public obsession hints at conflicting values.
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Hero is as hero does

While today's young Chinese may struggle to point to their heroes, the idea of heroism is very much alive.
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A truth that's stranger than fiction

A surprise blockbuster has put Chinese cinema's enfant terrible under the public microscope. Jiang Wen tells Raymond Zhou what makes him tick in a rare, wide-ranging interview.
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Something's funny about the bunny

While depictions of these long-eared animals are everywhere as Year of the Rabbit begins, what the creature represents as a totem is as fuzzy as its fur.
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Highs and lows of a storied past

First built in AD 497, Shaolin Temple is located on the north side of Shaoshi, the central peak of Mount Songshan, one of the four Sacred Mountains of China, in Henan province. The first abbot was Batuo, also called Fotuo, an Indian dhyana master who came to China in AD 464 to disseminate Buddhist teachings.
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My motherland, right or wrong?

Piano prodigy Lang Lang rides high on a cross-Pacific career where both music lovers and officials flock to his performances.Lang Lang's choice of music for a state dinner in the US was both lauded and chided, although it has evolved to be another folk song about love of country.
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Love lives on

Li Shuo plays Teresa Teng in the new musical Love U, Teresa.Many of the songs are re-orchestrated in other styles, including rock. Teng Chang-fu, Teresa's brother, is comfortable with that.
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The man who was Mao's hero

The Bruce Lee legend never fades but it might surprise some to learn that among his legion of fans was Chairman Mao, who called him a hero.
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