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Unit One Economy
¢ñ.Background Information
¢ò.Text Amid the Global Economic Crisis,China Rises
¢ó.Journalistic English
¢ô.Home Reading How a Beige Book Could Shed Light on China's Shadow Economy

Unit Two Diplomacy
¢ñ.Background Information
¢ò.Text A New Strategic and Economic Dialogue with China
¢ó.The Structure of a News Story
¢ô.Home Reading Japan and China£º Is the Ice Breaking?

Unit Three Environment
¢ñ.Background Information
¢ò.Text China 'Unfairly Seen as Eco-villain'
¢ó.Writing Effective News Headlines
¢ô.Home Reading China's Achilles' Heel

Unit Four Culture
¢ñ.Background Information
¢ò.Text What Can We Learn from Confucianism?
¢ó.Neologism
¢ô.Home Reading Learning from China

Unit Five Education
¢ñ.Background Information
¢ò.Text Stressful Times for Chinese Students
¢ó.Phonetic and Lexical Features of English News Headlines
¢ô.Home Reading Diplomas for Dollars

Unit Six Entertainment
¢ñ.Background Information
¢ò.Text Our Little China Girl
¢ó.Figures of Speech in English News Headlines
¢ô.Home Reading The U.S.'s $ 4.4 Billion Surplus with China

Unit Seven Social Life
¢ñ.Background Information
¢ò.Text In China,Stern Treatment for Young Internet Addicts
¢ó.Omissions in the Headlines
¢ô.Home Reading China's Divorce Rule Dubbed 'Law that Makes Men Laugh and Women Cry'

Appendices
¢ñ.Major News Agencies in the World
¢ò.Major Broadcasting Corporations in the World
¢ó.Major Newspapers in the U.S.and the U.K.
¢ô.Major News Journals in the U.S.and the U.K.
References