Mon, Jul 02, 2007
News
Editorials
510788631 visits
Front Page
* UK police make arrests after attacks
* US airport security reinforced following UK attacks
* Thousands demand reform in Hong Kong
* Spokesman slams HK over treatment of Taiwanese
* Blood donors urged to follow donation regulations: DOH
* Putin hoping for `good, friendly' talks with Bush
Taiwan News
* Biannual Latin American forum to open in Taipei
* Ma says Lee Teng-hui supports Siew on KMT ticket
* Hakkas call for Hsieh-Yeh ticket at rally
* Premier Chang criticizes representative to Singapore as being politically biased
* Newsmaker: Fiery first daughter still managing to drop jaws
* EVA ordered to compensate pilot
* Wu case not closed: family
* Filmmaker Edward Yang dies at 59
* Committee says Far Eastern should still offer OBUs
* Few complaints as taxi fares go up in Kaohsiung
* Vatican's relations with Taipei unaffected by letter
* CORRECTION
World News
* Howard says withdrawal report false
* NATO says Afghan civilian deaths overblown
* Australia's worst drought in years could end soon
* Japanese official apologizes for remark
* Sri Lanka's luxury hotels hurt by violence
* Pakistan intelligence nabs gang of eight Islamic militants
* N Korea accuses South and US of spy plane missions
* Gaza conflict violates laws of war
* Basque bomb scare evacuates Ibiza airport
* Qaddafi calls for one African nation
* New EU president Socrates to keep Turkey on track
* Two US soldiers charged with murder
* Iraqi prime minister condemns US raid on Sadr City
* Importance of having children drops in US
* Chavez arrives in Tehran for talks on last leg of tour
* Tennessee makes carding required for all beer sales
* Authorities monitor rain-swollen rivers after week of floods
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* Editorial: Keeping cool about real estate
* History creates present problems
* Kennan makes a poor guide to the `Long War'
* Poisionous trail leads right back to China
* The Asian crisis 10 years after
* Democracy takes backseat to Asian economic growth
* America's free trade agenda crumbling despite the many benefits
Sports
* Triathlon crowns new champ
* Jones Cup tourney to start today
* Sharapova outlasts rain and Sugiyama
* Venezuela beat Peru 2-0 in Copa America match
* Whales overcome Lions in 12 innings in Tainan
* Poles defeat Brazil at U20 World Cup
* Sturm retains world title with unanimous decision
* Rossi powers to victory in Dutch GP
* Viduka goals lead Australians to a comfortable victory
* Alinghi only one win from retaining the Americas Cup
* Japanese come out on top in Gold Coast marathons
* Beltran leads Mets past Phillies
* Pro wrestlers dying early
* Jones and Phelps win at Santa Clara
* Lorena Ochoa pulls into contention at US Open
* Holyfield beats Savarese by unanimous decision
* Sports Briefs
Business
* Jobs harder to come by, consultant says
* Taiwan's Stella raises HK$3.02b
* Analysis: Digital photo frames are the next big thing
* Steve Chen departs for APEC meeting
* Professors slam plans for high-tech investment in China
World Business
* US, S Korea sign free-trade agreement
* Five Guys rides popularity wave
* EU energy markets thrown open
* Bell agrees largest buyout deal in Canadian history
* Movie product placement about to soar to new levels
* World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
* Owners rave about their new iPhones
* Interiors of iPhones hold key to investment secrets
* Finland seduces its older employees to work longer
* Buffett lunch goes for US$650,100 in annual auction
Features
* 'The style cannot compete with the idea'
* Planet Pop
Bilingual Pages
* It's in the shoes: Blair reveals secret to his success 足下乾坤:布雷爾成功之道
* Four-legged friends connect online at Dogster 四腳朋友 上網交友
* Survival Chinese
Photo News
More Bilingual Pages
More IELTS
Johnny Neihu
Community Compass
Back Issue
<<
>>
Full List
TaipeiTimes
Subscribe
Advertise
Employment
FAQ
About Us
Contact Us
Copyright
Search
Most Read Story
Most Viewed Photo
Enter your search terms
Submit search form
Taipei Times
Print
Mail
Survival Chinese
Monday, Jul 02, 2007,Page 2
Summer has arrived.
夏天真的來了。
(xia4 tian1 zhen1 de5 lai2 le5)
This story has been viewed 809 times.
Advertising