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Chapter & Verse 'Fifty Shades of Grey' comes to China via pirated copies

'Fifty Shades of Grey,' having conquered the British and American book markets, has now arrived in China. But readers are discovering the book through pirated copies.

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Sinkhole swallows building complex in China

Chinese reporters say censorship leaves them 'dancing in handcuffs'

Hundreds protest censorship of Chinese newspaper

The Monitor's View China censorship protest as 'living in truth'

Chinese stage protests, strikes against media censorship

Exclusive: How a Chinese prisoner release reveals business as usual at 'black jail'

From taboo to hot topic: China leadership talks about corruption

Hurricane Sandy grounds flights in Boston, NYC, Washington DC (+video)

China moves to quell anti-Japanese demonstrations

Tensions rise between China and Japan over disputed islands

Japanese shops, factories close in China after violence

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: When departure finds a new translation in return

In Gear Chinese city offers hybrid subsidy to boost sales

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: Madeleine becomes a US citizen in minutes

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: Siblings in sync, even in snores

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: East-West diplomacy, and family normalizing

US charges two with trying to smuggle nuclear-related equipment to Iran

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: A document goes missing; stanch the panic!

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: Tears and a monsoon in today's forecast

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: A many-Kleenex visit to Grace’s orphanage

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: Maoming or bust – a return to Grace’s hometown

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: A cackling ride on the stork

Modern Parenthood China adoption diary: The Great Wall and pig knuckle pizza itinerary