chinese websites

[beijingbooty]

Can someone please give me a couple of links. I am looking for a regularly updated mainland chinese website with a selection of articles in basic, eay to understand mandarin. I want to have something fresh to quickly read over each day and I dont want to have to spend an hour or so trying to understand.

I thought that a website for chinese youth would have suitable, fairly basic articles. I would rather stay away from hard-core news websites as the language would be rather complex. I did come across a chinese youth site once but have since forgotten it

Any links guys ?

Thanks very much.

[beijingbooty]

just answered my own damn question.

I found this one - looks really good.

http://www.cyd.com.cn/

This is china youth online.

[朋诚]

i used to work for the newspaper. that was some ten years ago.

if you can read their website and say that was easy then your chinese is very good indeed.

come and have a look at my website and give me some critiques if you please.

www.dailychinese.com.au

thank you in advance!

[朋诚]

i used to work for the newspaper. that was some ten years ago.

if you can read their website and say that was easy then your chinese is very good indeed.

come and have a look at my website and give me some critiques if you please.

www.dailychinese.com.au

thank you in advance!

[bossidy]

Here is the subscription costs for using www.dailychinese.com.au as taken from the site:

Option 1: Monthly subscription US$165.00.

Option 2: Quarterly subscription US$265.00.

Option 3: Annual subscription US$365.00.

[朋诚]

感谢你的帮助.

一日的劳作, 必有一日的工价.

我的帮助是切实有效的,我的学生需要这样的帮助.

再次感谢捧场!

请多提宝贵意见!

[markalexander100]

$365 dollars: no problem. "You MUST view this website in IE 6": no thanks.

[朋诚]

thanks for your feedback

[markalexander100]

Not from mainland China (so fewer bumper harvests), but available in simp and trad: http://news.bbc.co.uk/chinese/simp/hi/default.stm