Stories about China from May, 2010
China: School killing incidents and policy implications
Stan Abrams from china/divide writes about the social and political implications of the recent school killing incidents happened in several Chinese cities.
China: Apple hexane poisoning
SCAOM has a report on a poisoning incident at a subsidiary factory of Wintek Corporation, which is an Apple Computers contractor in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. The incident is believed to be related with the chemical, hexane, used for cleaning the touch screen of i-Phones
China: No school killings in the news
Kai Pan explains why the government doesn’t want school killings in the news.
China: Advice for international T.V news network
Will from imagethief gave some advice for the newly launched English-language television channel.
Japan and China: Travel warning
Japanese Foreign Ministry issued a travel warning to its citizens about the death penalty in drug trafficking and urged its citizen not to break Chinese law while visiting China. (via Veggie Discourse)
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