china: news and opinion

Half Chinese Dislike Being Forced to Drink: Survey

Half of Chinese people have an aversion to being forced to drink alcohol at banquets, a custom that is considered to be part of China's "liquor culture", according to a media survey. ...full story at china.org.cn

from china.org.cn on Thu, Feb 08 2007

see also:


03 May 08		evil chinese alcohol » YouTube videou dont want to drink this trust me
12 Jun 07		More than half of Chinese say premarital sex acceptable: Survey » People's Daily More than half of Chinese people say sex before marriage is acceptable, but a third state the proviso that the partners must have a genuine relationship, according to a survey on morality published on Tuesday.
02 Mar 08		Survey: more than half Chinese approve of education development » People's Daily More than 50 percent of Chinese are "very satisfied" or "relatively satisfied" with the country's education standard, according to a three-month survey. The survey covered 5,049 people from ten cities, seven towns and eight rural ar ...
20 Oct 07		Survey: Half of Chinese travelers want to scrap "golden weeks" except Spring Festival » People's Daily Half of Chinese travelers want to abolish all "Golden week" holidays, except Spring Festival, according to a survey released by Ctrip on Thursday. The survey of 2,200 travelers with annual salaries above 60,000yuan (8,000 U.S. dolla ...
18 Mar 09		Most won't report corruption, survey finds » People's Daily A majority of Chinese people who participated in a recent survey said they did not feel obligated to report cases of corruption to the authorities. Less than half of 3,259 people polled in the survey, conducted by the China Youth Daily, felt it is...
12 Apr 09		Chinese entrepreneurs cautiously optimistic about China's economy: survey » People's Daily Most Chinese entrepreneurs are cautiously optimistic about China's future economic trend, and almost half of them believe the country's economy would revive before the end of this year, a recent survey shows. The survey, released by the Chinese...

« Today's Stories