Li Yining, a prominent economist, on misconceptions surrounding the Chinese exchange rate:
"The are many misconceptions abroad; China's exchange rate is not controlled by the government.... >>more
Wang Zhihao, Greater China research director for Standard Chartered Bank, on China's economic policy:
"The financial stimulus measures are basically finished."... >>more
Ye Tan, an economics commentator, on whether purchasing a house in China is a secure investment:
"The future is quite uncertain; if the market drops, you will be left with nothing."... >>more
Chang Boyang, a lawyer in Henan, on the hospital push to use more expensive ethanol tests:
"The RMB14 blood ethanol test is enough for the police to make a decision; the expensive test that costs RMB400 is more... >>more
Xie Guozhong, a columnist from ifeng.com, on the relationship between China's government and its real estate developers:
"Inflation will finally end China's property bubble, most of the... >>more
Blogger Zhang Hongfeng on the restriction of citizen complaints on the government website of Dantu district, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu province, to 100 characters:
"If you don't know classical Chinese, you'd better not report any... >>more
Outspoken Chinese blogger Han Han, known for his criticism of the establishment, on whether he is willing to be elected as mayor of Shanghai
“I think I do not want to be a Shanghai mayor. At present, I am... >>more
Zhang Chewei, deputy director of CASS Institute of Population and Labor Economics, on China’s division between rich and poor
"According to rough calculation, 80% of people are not being covered by social security. Basically, there is no social security in rural areas, and in cities less... >>more
Commentator Bo Wenxue on Beijing's promise to fund the development of low cost housing
“The Chinese government promised that RMB400 billion of the RMB4 trillion stimulus package would be used for low-rent... >>more
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu on the application for asylum of 22 Uighurs who fled China after the Xinjiang riots
“These people are involved in crimes.”... >>more
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