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  • Microblog Becomes Popular Way for Young People to Celebrate New YearAs Chinese people are savoring a week of holidays, family reunions and feasting, microblogging is emerging as a new way for the young generation to celebrate the traditional holiday.
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  • Young Women's Education Levels Increase SignificantlyWomen's education levels had significantly increased, show the results of the third survey on the social status of Shanghai women (2000-2010), announced on January 5.
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  • Wei Cuixia Keeps Her Art AliveWei Cuixia, 64, a resident of Baodi District of Tianjin Municipality, began to learn paper cutting in her teens. Many of the elderly were good at this Chinese traditional art at that time in Wei's village. She learned from them and eventually became a experienced paper cutting artist.
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  • Ancient Ritual Dance Marks Year of the DragonRed jackets, black aprons, ghostlike masks and artificial tusks. These items came together in spectacular fashion over Spring Festival, in dances watched by large crowds and organized to see in the Year of the Dragon.
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  • CCTV Spring Festival Gala Gets Mixed OpinionAn online survey has revealed that Chinese people have a mixed opinion on Sunday's Spring Festival TV gala, albeit many of them agree that there were innovations and improvements in it.
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  • 28,000 Die of HIV/AIDS in China 2011A total of 28,000 people died of HIV/AIDS in China in 2011, and another 48,000 in the country were found newly infected by the virus, according to an official publication on Saturday.
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  • Drink SmartIt is not easy to walk away from a Chinese party without being totally drunk. Holidays usually mean more time to spend with friends and family, but in China, it means more pressure to consume alcohol.
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