Retired Chinese NBA star Yao Ming formally registered for his first semester at Shanghai Jiao Tong University on Sunday, starting his campus life, sina.com.cn reported.
Yao is previously reported as saying that he studies for himself not as a show for others. "I hope everybody can leave some space for me... I don't want to have unnecessary pressure on me," he added.
Unlike ordinary students, Yao has chosen to simultaneously study subjects belonging to different majors, including journalism and finance.
A whorehouse run by 2 Hong Kong policeman were uncovered. Above photo is a screenshot from a peep video which shows that call girls from mainland china are stood in front of client waiting for business.
According to the report of Hong Kong media 6th Nov. 2011, a policeman and a policewoman from Hung Hom police station run a underground whorehouse in an apartment for 3 years. They provide free sex to police officers as bribe for protection, their income reach 80million per year.
5th Nov. 2011, Yanjiadu Wood wholesale market in Development Zone of Jiujiang City catch fire. According to rough estimates, there are 19 wood factories burned into ash, the fire distroied 8000 Sqm.
Jiujiang China, 13rd Nov. 2011, the biggest copper amida statue's installation come to the end.
At a time of rapid climate change and urbanization, agricultural professionals are calling for countries to work together to ensure the safety of the world food supply.
"The demand for food has increased significantly in recent years, mainly because of population growth and advanced urbanization," said Nie Fengying, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences.
"At the same time, the risks to food supplies, especially those in poor areas, are becoming increasingly great, partly because of climate change and soaring prices," she said.
Yuan Longping, a leading agriculture expert, shows foreign guests the famous hybrid rice that he developed. The rice plant produces a much higher yield than other varieties. In recent years, China has strived to become capable of producing by itself all of the grain that it consumes and to increase its grain production.
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