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Chinese New Year, or Spring Festival, is the most important festival in Chinese culture. Following Hui’s memories, Dimsum is delighted to invite you onboard this journey of Chinese New Year in Mainland China.
Chris O'Brien our journalist in China seeks out the 'Corporate parasite'. 
'I do not oppose love, but I oppose loyalty. If love has to be based on loyalty, I will not choose love.'
Hui Huang continues her series on life in China by discussing young people's relationships in Modern China.
Hui Huang starts her series on life in Modern China with recollections from her university days in Guangzhou.
If you had asked for wine in Beijing two years ago the chances are you would have been handed a cheap bottle of the throat burning rice wine baijiu. Now, you are just as likely to be offered a 2001 Californian Cabernet Sauvignon. Tom Mackenzie reports.
It’s not often church bells tell the time in Chinese cities. But then Qingdao, both a seaside resort on the east coast and China’s fourth largest port, flaunts the country’s urban rules. 
Beijing’s latest efforts to portray a green city in the run up to the Olympics were choked by heavy smog and traffic fumes on Monday - World Environment Day. 
