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	From China to Israel: How Jin Jin Became Yecholiya Jin DAN-CHYI CHUA 我回家了。That was how she felt when she first arrived in Israel, that she had finally come home, after 19 years, as one of the pioneering Chinese Jews to have returned.
	A Chinese Jew in Israel DAN-CHYI CHUA Jin Jin, or Yecholiya Jin, is a Kaifeng Jew who moved to Israel five years ago.
	Congratulations to the Freedom Fighter Liu Xiaobo RAN YUNFEI Leading Chinese blogger Ran Yunfei expresses his excitement following news that Liu Xiaobo has won the Nobel Peace Prize.
	Liu Xiaobo Wins Nobel Peace Prize: Early Reactions on Twitter C. CUSTER Liu Xiaobo has been awarded the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize and Chinese Twitter users are in a pretty celebratory mood.
	He Carries the World on His Shoulders ANNIE LEE Abandoned by his parents, 10-year-old Zhu Honglei turns to selling fruit to support his ailing grandfather. And he still misses his parents.
	Out of School and Making Money ELIPHA PRADHANANGA and JEENA GURUNG Usha Gurung demonstrates that you don’t have to go to college to have a good idea.
	“I am Not Hmong. And I Don’t Speak Spanish!” MAIBAO (MAIV NPAUJ) A Hmong-American mother keeps her peoples’ story and traditions alive for future generations.
	Asian Tiger Economies Beware VIVIENNE KHOO Provocative economist Lord Meghnad Desai warns against taking Asia’s re-emergence for granted.
	A Mother’s Moving Words INDIAN HOMEMAKER In the hospital with her dengue-stricken daughter, a woman writes about, among other things, hope.
	Learning Calligraphy, 19 Years Later STEVEN N.S. CHEUNG (Translated by Staff Writer) Now 74, Steven N.S. Cheung, one of today’s most influential economists, reflects on the trials and tribulations of calligraphy -- and finds himself at his creative best.
	Lost Boys: A Soldier’s Post from Afghanistan RAJIV SRINIVASAN Serving in the US Army, Rajiv Srinivasan captures a Taliban and learns compassion for his enemy.
	Wu Guanzhong (1910-2010), Father of Modern Chinese Art JESSICA JIANG Lauded in both the East and the West, the influential painter was also a generous man who donated his best works to museums instead of selling them.