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China Beat: Jun. 2

Jun 3, 2011

HEADLINES

U.S. not looking to "hold down China"

PLA bans soldiers from using social media

Google: Gmail accounts hacked from China

China "on track" to cut energy intensity

Auto market "set to grow 15% per year"

Li Na reaches French Open semi-final

TOP STORIES

Shanghai's longest dry period in 138 years

White paper compares Asian economies

Shanghai steps up checks of Taiwan drinks

Children's Day gaining traction in China

AROUND CHINA

Shanxi closes 1,500 small mines

Calls to close Wuhan death bridge

Chengdu worker critical after pit fall

Free taxi service for exam takers

Cheetah gives birth to 7 cubs

BUSINESS FOCUS

MOC: service trade to hit $600 billion by 2015

China top gold producer for 4th straight year

ENTERTAINMENT

Diamond giant opens mainland store

Torn picture repaired and on display

SPORT

Swimming venue ready for FINA World Champs

Cycling fans to pedal Tour route

ODDS & ENDS

Cross-Strait tea contest

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