The end has come for this writer in mainland China, and thus a replacement for my current job is needed.

Former CCTV Biz China anchor Rui Chenggang is interviewed by the Daily Show about the US-China trade relationship.  The question is, who's on the top, and who's on the bottom?

Yesterday I had to meet the families of the Canadian rowing team at the airport, and help them get settled into Beijing.  The airport was buzzing with the arrivals of athletes from all over the world; in a couple of hours, I saw the US gymnastics and judo teams, as well as other athletes from Brazil, New Zealand, and Macao. 

The project involves looking at media representations of poverty.

Led by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), China Economist is an English periodical that focuses on economics and business management.

Qualified applicants should be able to write and speak English fluently, possess native Chinese speaking ability, and have an eye for design and extensive contacts in the fields of design, art, architecture, lifestyle, and travel.

The UNDP China is looking for a Chinese communications specialist in its Beijing office.

Reports indicate Facebook may have hired former CCTV brand director and blogger Yan Xiaoyan as its China CEO.  Yang resigned from her CCTV posts on June 30.

Tianjin Television's English-language Business Traveler program is looking for a smart, funny, and talented female co-host.  Foreigners are preferred for the position (because the show is in English), but exceptional Chinese candidates will also be considered.

Media experience, decent writing skills and functional Mandarin are among the skills desired.