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A market for marriage in Shanghai's People's Park

Jul 14, 2011
Parents look for suitable partners for their kids every weekend.
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A journey through China's middle class

Jul 14, 2011
Two generations of Chinese, only eight years apart, but with very different experiences of what it means to be aspiring middle class in China.
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China urges U.S. to protect investor interests

Jul 14, 2011
The top holder of U.S. debt is pushing politicians to protect the interests of investors after the ratings agency Moody's warned of a possible downgrade to U.S. debt.
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Challenges ahead for China

Jul 13, 2011
A booming labor market has made people richer... and pickier.
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A walk to the World Trade Center in one of the largest cities in the world

Jul 13, 2011
Host Kai Ryssdal retraces his steps to the site of Marketplace's 2006 broadcast from Chongqing, China.
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Chinese entrepreneurs welcome success

Jul 12, 2011
Online shopping and a cosmetics distributor: a profile of a man in China who suffers from unbridled optimism. He believes his company can become the biggest cosmetics company in the world.
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Making millions from spicy Chinese hot pot

Jul 12, 2011
Lunch with a Chinese entrepreneur whose empire is expanding as fast as people can eat.
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Past meets present meets future in downtown Shanghai

Jul 11, 2011
Marketplace's Kai Ryssdal takes a walk through downtown Shanghai with China-watcher and analyst Jim McGregor. They take a look at China's changed role in the global economy and its importance to the United States and the global economic recovery.
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Interest rate riddles

Jul 7, 2011
The European Central Bank raised interest rates for the second time this year. China just raised rates too. But in the U.S. Not even on the table. Marketplace's Stephen Beard explains why.
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How to get around in China

Jul 6, 2011
In this episode from our video series, the China Survival Guide, host Kai Ryssdal explains how to get around in China by cab, train or subway
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