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Updated: 2013-11-29 09:10

Scholar lost job for picture scandal

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Ji Yuhua, the 54-year-old head of College of Foreign Languages and Culture at Xiamen University, has stepped aside from his post after his recent picture scandal which widespread via the Internet, Xinhua News Agency said.

In the picture, Ji kissed the belly of a 27-year-old unmarried pregnant woman whose mother said her daughter was defrauded since Ji was a married man.

 

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Fully respect the public’s complaints

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Li Gao, deputy chief of the State Bureau for Letters and Calls said on Thursday the country has fully respect the public’s complaints under its petition system and local authorities will be accountable if the public cannot have their rights in the sector.

His words was response to a saying that there was an illegal jail in Beijing to restrict freedom of person who filed petitions.

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Luo Changping left from his post

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Luo Changping, a deputy editor of Caijing magazine has left his post on Wednesday, sina.com reported.

Luo used his real name on the Internet to first expose corruption of Liu Tienan, former deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission and former chief of the National Energy Administration last year.

 

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Overseas students cannot cook

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About 20 percent of overseas students said they cannot cook by themselves and more than 40 percent of them said they were always eating outside, said Xinhua News Agency, citing a survey conducted by Central Queensland University.

Some overseas students suffered from malnutrition since they always ate breads for their two meals a day, the survey said.

 

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MSN will end in China soon

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The popularity on Microsoft’s MSN messenger will soon come to end in China due to its shortage on innovation, Nanfang Metropolis Daily said.

The software, which accounted for nearly 60 percent of global market on instant messaging in 2008, only has 50 to 60 millions of users in China last year, it said.

 

 

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Chinese became hot buyers

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Chinese customers now became main force on purchasing overseas house properties, especially in school districts, said People’s Daily Overseas Edition.

Among 287 student apartments that sold by a real estate company in the UK in October, 70 percent of them were purchased by Chinese people and similar hot sale also appeared in Los Angeles, it said.

 

 

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Angry pregnant girl

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Pictures of a pregnant girl in bridal costume, who caused an uproar in a local wedding ceremony in Shenzhen, have gone viral on the Internet.

The bridegroom angrily said the girl’s mother forced him to buy a house but he cannot afford after the pregnant girl fought together with the real bride.

 

 

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Rich man warned property bubble

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Zong Qinghou, chairman of beverage giant Wahaha Group, said lesser than 100 of the total 1,000 apartments in his residential area have lights in the evening, which showed the coming of property bubble.

He called for the country should not continue its excessive building in future, Modern Gold Newspaper reported.

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