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Beijing Media Top Stories:today just repeats yesterdayPosted by Tsingsong, August 24, 2005 5:43 PM
There are no real news today, the top 3 stories are just the same or a bit development of yesterday's. They are: 1. The personal tax collection starting line to be lifted from 800 yuan (98.8 US dollars) to 1,500 yuan (185 US dollars); 2. Chinese and Russian troops participating in the joint military maneuver carries out a maritime blockade drill in the sea area of Chinese Shandong Peninsula; 3. Liu Limin, a policeman in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, who was accused of beating a Beijing policeman to death, admits guilt. Another two new stories are: 4. The surface area of Beijing economical houses not allowed to over 117 square meters; 5. 48 people confirmed dead in Peruvian air crash. |
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