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Zhang Ziyi to produce second film
In the romantic comedy "Sophie's Revenge", Zhang plays Sophie, a young cartoonist who plans to win her boyfriend back after he dumps her for a beautiful actress, played by Fan Bingbing.
What crisis? Chinese Women happy to spend
While the world is saving, Chinese women are spending. A woman buys cosmetics at a department store in Nanjing, capital of East China's Jiangsu province.
NYC's Chinatown sends 1st Chinese-American to City Council; winner is community organizer
New York City's Chinatown has elected its first Chinese-American to the City Council in a year when local campaigns have energized Asian voters.
Chief reaches out to Chinese community
Police Chief Bill Blair speaks to reporters, including some from Chinese newspapers, about the "misinformation" about David Chen's case.
Chinese men sighted with Lankan Navy
RAMANATHAPURAM: If reports given by fishermen, that Chinese men in Lankan fatigues are jointly patrolling the seas with the Lankan navy are true, then Indiaa s security seems to be at threat.
Two Chinese-American Candidates Face Off In Koo-Chou battle
That approach appears to be bearing some fruit. In a campaign where all the candidates talked about uniting the ethnically divided district but few ran their primary campaigns that way, Koo comes to the general election with a clean slate.
Ethnic Communities Urged to Get H1N1 Flu Shot
Editor's Note: Odette Keeley, news anchor for "Stories From The Ethnic Media" on NAM's radio program, "New America Now" on 91.7 FM KALW, talks to ethnic media professionals about their outlets' news headlines and their take on the news of the day.
Woman poised to be 1st Chinese-American to represent N.Y.'s Chinatown
People are here because of the opportunities America has to offer. They work hard.
The Asian continent has nearly four billion people living in 47 different countries, and each of these groups has their own unique set of health issues.
Chinese Banks to Fund $1.5B Texas Wind Farm
U.S. and Chinese companies will join up to build a 36,000-acre wind farm in Texas, showing how the industry continues to expand globally despite tough economic conditions.
Chinese Americans Push for 2010 Census
The Los Angeles Chinese American Census Committee was set up on Oct. 27 with a mission to generate an accurate count of Chinese population in the larger Los Angeles area, reports the International Daily News.
Hawaii-born Maggie Q to get HIFF award for Chinese role
Popularity as an actress and model in Asia and a filmography that includes work in Mandarin and Cantonese led to a common misconception that Maggie Q is a Chinese national, but the Hawaii-born actress isn't even Chinese American.
Chinese community to benefit from heart and stroke project
Edmonton's Chinese community will be the first community to benefit from a heart disease and stroke awareness project targeted to diverse populations in the city.
Chinese women's 100-metre champ tests positive for doping, stripped of National Games title
Chinese national champion sprinter Wang Jing has tested positive for performance enhancing drugs and faces a lifetime ban from the Chinese athletics federation.
US man jailed in China for selling skulls: state media
A Chinese-American academic has been sentenced to eight years in prison for selling human skulls unearthed in China to buyers overseas, state media reported on Monday.
Chinese American killed in bus rollover
A CHINESE American woman was one of two people killed when a shuttle bus heading for Shanghai's two international airports from Hangzhou overturned.
Mandarin Chinese: It's Greek to Me
The story below it said: Cantonese, a dialect from southern China that has dominated the Chinatowns of North America for decades, is being rapidly swept aside by Mandarin, the national language of China and the lingua franca of most of the latest Chinese immigrants.
Soy Foods May Curb Hip Fracture Risk In Older Women
Postmenopausal women may lessen their chances of fracturing a hip by adding soy-based foods to their diet, a study from Singapore hints.
Rise of Mandarin Changes the Sound of Chinatown
He grew up playing in the narrow, crowded streets of Manhattan's Chinatown. He has lived and worked there for all his 61 years.
Chinese Men Look for Lesbians, Break Internet
What happens when a Chinese news agency invents a story about a secret city of 25,000 lesbians in northern Sweden? Two things.
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