How big of a change will it bring?

Topic2 Foreigners Find it Hard to Adapt to Chinese Work CultureMore Chinese companies are hiring foreigners as part of their workforce. Decades ago only a handful of companies and public institutions had the need and permission to hire "foreign experts", but now overseas talents can be seen in private enterprises, SOEs, and even government offices.

But surviving in a Chinese workplace may not be easy, as some complain that they're treated politely but not seriously.

How big of a problem is it? What are the difficulties they encounter?

Topic3 How Eating Broccoli Can Help Your Body Cope With Air Pollution?

According to a study published this week by the journal Cancer Prevention Research, eating broccoli is good for you. More specifically—and not incidentally if you live in China—it can apparently help your body better deal with air pollution.

Can a different diet really help us better cope with air pollution?

Topic4 Is Cable TV DyingRecently, Beijing Gehua CATV Network signs an agreement with China Mobile on 4G development. This is the first time in the country that a cable TV company cooperates with a telecom provider in such a way. Some people say this demonstrates cable TV is dieing.

Is it true? Is cable TV in such a desperate situation now?

Topic5 Dog meat festival controversyA local Chinese government has denied involvement in organizing a dog meat festival amid an increasing chorus of protests from animal rights activists, legal professionals, celebrities and safety experts.

However, the festival, starting every year June 21 on the summer solstice Yulin, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, will seemingly still go ahead, though perhaps a little bit quietly this year.

Why is dog meat festival a problem?

Topic6 World Cup MadnessThe 2014 FIFA World Cup has kicked off, making soccer-crazy China even crazier.

Despite the national team failing to qualify, Chinese are pumped up for soccer.

How crazy can they be?