Society

Against the backdrop of global financial crisis, China's real estate market is undergoing torture. The house price of Beijing doesn't drop as much as the house price in USA.

These real estate companies in Beijing rack their brains to find out the way to sell their houses, e.g. years of property management for free,  years of property insurance for free, buy house get sedan, buy house get a job offer.

But this time this beijing real estate company just overdone it - Buy house, gain bride!

Literal translation:

Buy house, gain bride. Click her and get 60thousands Yuan as dowry.

Event Rules:

During the event Buy house, gain bride, if you can marry our beautiful sale Miss, you will gain 60 thousands Yuan as dowry!

Conditions have to be satisfied:

Get married amid this event (subject to the date on marriage certificate) , and shouldn't get divorced untill July the 1^st 2010;

Take part in our poll amid this event, and purchase a house in Beauty Bay;

60 thousands Yuan dowry only can be minus from the payment for Beauty Bay property. 

The whole event is like a Personal Ads in  any newspaper, that cause the anger of Chinese netizens.

Local office of the public prosecutor, courthouse and police have no one to answer the call from journalist.

But The prosecution has withdrawed the lawsuit against child-rape criminals is Confirmed by different sources.

If you are not clear about this case, please check the former report China's 2009 child rape victims shout out official and teacher's name.

Those criminals may be very happy to hear this news, they might know that someone, in high-level, is in action to help them get out of the constraint of law.

These victims are in danger, before the first trial, one of those victims - Kang Qian - was missing. Now the other victims are living in worriment.

 Their parents don't know what they can do to bring those criminal local officer down and how to protect their children from other local officer.

This case shows how the legal system construction goes in China and why more and more people seek violent solutions instead of turning to the law.

A 74-year-old father in Jiangyou, Sichuan province, was turned down after he asked a court to order his son to visit him more frequently.

Surnamed Li, a retired official who said he's lonely since his divorce, had a misunderstanding with his son that led to their friction. On April 10, Li filed a lawsuit against his son asking for living expenses and some telephone conversation at the minimum.

After hearing the case, the court said Li's pension is enough to live on but said his request for more chitchat was over the line. The son promised the court he would call his father more often.

China successfully launched its second navigation satellite early Wednesday, as part of the country's independent global satellite navigation system.

The carrier rocket, Long March-3III, blasted off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwest China's Sichuan Province at 0:16 am.

An official with the National Engineering Center of Satellite Navigation told Xinhua, the successful launch of the geostationary Earth orbit satellite was of great importance as it was the second one of the country's satellite navigation system independent from foreign technology.

The system, code named "COMPASS", is a crucial part of the country's space infrastructure for providing navigation and positioning services in transportation, meteorology, petroleum prospecting, forest fire monitoring, disaster forecast, telecommunications and public security among others. It can bring significant social and economic benefits, the official said.

The system can help clients know their location at any time and place with accurate longitude, latitude and altitude data, and will offer "safer" positioning, velocity, timing communications for authorized users.

Previous reports said China planed to complete its independent global satellite navigation system by launching about 30 more orbiters before 2015, with 10 navigation satellites into the space in 2009 and 2010. The current Compass system only provides regional navigation service within China and neighboring regions.

The second "Compass" satellite and its carrier rocket were respectively developed by the China Academy of Space Technology and the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology which are under the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.

It is the 116th flight for the country's Long March series of rockets.

China launched the first "Compass" navigation satellite into geostationary orbit in April 2007 to build up its own positioning system following the United States' Global Positioning System (GPS), the Galileo Positioning System of Europe and Russia's Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS).