China sends war movie clips to cell phones
To mark the 80th anniversary of the People's Liberation Army, China is offering photos of weapons and military figures, as well as war flicks.
To mark the 80th anniversary of the People's Liberation Army, China is offering photos of weapons and military figures, as well as war flicks.
With the rise of China, interest is strong in program from Michigan's Confucius Institute.
Students respond to chance to interact with book authors, gather readers of their works from around the world.
Millions of Chinese youngsters are ready and willing to start linking up, but there's a problem - the Chinese government.
Study looks at which nations are preparing students for highly skilled occupations and finds the US and Europe rapidly slipping.
Goodbye notice: 'We all aspire to freedom, but we live in the embrace of the motherland so we have to be subjected to relevant restraints and cannot cause trouble for others.'
Ohio U., which has had 367,000 records compromised fires workers, reorganizes IT department.
Everything's bigger in China, where 9.6 million students compete for 2.6 million spots. Schools are shielding cellphones and launching honor codes.
The number of mobile subscribers in China rose 5.4 mln in January 2006 to 398 mln, Xinhua News Agency reported.
China now has 111 mln Internet users, second only to the United States, and Xinhua reported that each e-mail subscriber in China received an average of 16.8 pieces of junk e-mail a week from August 2004 to April 2005.