PUBLIC MARKS with tags chine & societé

Zambia is home to more than 80,000 Chinese of an estimated population of 925,000 Chinese now living and working in Africa, the majority of whom are men working in various jobs in urban and rural areas.

One of iBahn's largest clients is Marriott International, which holds meetings for multinational companies. By breaking into iBahn's network, China may have been able to see millions of corporate emails whether they were encrypted by iPass or not.

An imbalance in the opposite direction characterizes the contemporary marriage market in China. The Chinese government’s one-child policy, combined with a cultural preference for sons and technologies that permit selective abortion, have helped to create a large sex-ratio imbalance among young Chinese. For every 100 women in that group, there are now more than 120 men.

Google and China. National politics of snoopiness vs corporate ethic of not being evil aren't directly compatible, and the solution here only works because (let's face it) Tunisia is not a rising economic force. If you're selling ads in China, you don't get to pretend that the Great Firewall of China is a security issue.

Approximately five million oil paintings are produced in Dafen every year; between 8,000 and 10,000 painters toil in the workshops

In this series of pictures, the two photographers - father and son - present Shanghai between fiction and reality as the ‘city of tomorrow’. The focal point of their photographic work is the architecture of the city’s streets, a critical investigation and analysis encompassing the subject of urban landscape. In a long-term project begun in November 2002, they have been documenting the metropolis Shanghai as an urban composition, a man-made architectural living space and enviroment of unprecedented and unimaginably gigantic dimensions. The resulting images are of immense visual beauty.

A popular Chinese character/pictogram often used on the Chinese-language internet to express being shocked, amused, or stupefied. Possibly originated from Taiwan, and similar to “Orz” which looks like a person kneeling/bowing.

Pouvoir envoyer des marchandises de Chine en Europe centrale en une quinzaine de jours, soit en moitié moins de temps que par la mer,

The world's most popular blog? Lao Xu, written by the actor and director Xu Jinglei, which boasts 137 million visitors.

an interesting graphical comparisons between germany(german) and china(chinese)

The number of Chinese visitors to Japan has increased by over 20 percent almost every year since 2003, when the national government's Visit Japan campaign began. In 2003, of Japan's 5.21 million visitors, about 449,000, or just under 9 percent, were Chinese. By 2010, when the grand total is expected to reach the goal of 10 million (it is on target, having hit 7.33 million last year), 1.99 million are expected to be Chinese. China's share will have more than doubled to about 20 percent in just seven years — making it second only to Korea, whose share of 27 percent will have remained more or less stable since 2003.