Moving Mao

Article Abstract:

Mao Zedong, communist leader of China, is dead for 27 years. His body is still preserved at the southern end of Tiananmen Square, where thousands of people queue to have a glimpse of their dead hero. Some critics declare Mao to be a communist fanatic like Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, who are not revered by people. They say his body in the Square has to be buried. However, for many Chinese Mao is a greatest contributor for their liberation from foreign rule.

Communists, Mao Zedong

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Home and away

Article Abstract:

Chinese president Hu Jintao holds the interests of the ordinary people in his heart and is a humble man. When he goes abroad he easily fits into the lavish functions and political get togethers with the highest ranking politicians.

Political activity, Travel, Hu Jintao

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Down to earth

Article Abstract:

China sent its first astronaut up for 21 hours, but a Beijing taxi driver hasn't much to say about it.

Column, Astronautics and state, Space policy, Beijing, China

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