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Sixty percent of thousand women who have jobs in their hands consider it boring ‘to face the same husband every day’ and to ‘perform the role of a housewife’, says a recent survey conducted in Beijing.
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In this photo released by China’s Xinhua news agency, the country’s 110 meter hurdles star Liu Xiang smiles during a training session in Shanghai, east China, on Tuesday March 10, 2009. Liu started his first training class Tuesday, following his coming...
