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Mr Yu has put Mr Wen to an unusual test by writing a book that accuses the prime minister of being far less reformist than he makes himself out to be.
ECONOMIST: The prime minister calls frankly for political reform
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So Ms Yu and Mr Li took more than two years to build their own, which today has 210, 000 titles compared with the 15, 000 available in a typical Chinese bookstore.
ECONOMIST: Selling books in China
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Security agents visited Mr Yu in July and warned that he could be jailed if the book appeared.
ECONOMIST: The prime minister calls frankly for political reform
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People's Daily Overseas Edition says Mr Yu's speech will smash some Chinese citizens' "blind faith" in "Western supremacy".
BBC: China media: Political models
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Mr Yu also says stalled six-party talks on the north's nuclear disarmament might be suspended for the time being.
ECONOMIST: South Korea's sunken warship
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Mr Yu and Ms Huang are just two of the thousands of young people trying to navigate China's modern marriage market.
ECONOMIST: Singletons are getting some help finding a mate
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Mr Yu told the Geneva committee that race relations in Northern Ireland fails to attract sufficient political commitment, and tends to be subsumed under a general "good relations" agenda.
BBC: Is sectarianism racism?
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Mr Yu, the traditionalist, remains hopeful.
ECONOMIST: Singletons are getting some help finding a mate
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's Weibo microblogging service, Mr. Yu pressed Chinese authorities to better protect Chinese fishermen.
WSJ: China Urges North Korea to Free Fishermen
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The case only gained attention over the weekend after Mr. Yu published details of the incident on a popular social-networking site.
WSJ: China Urges North Korea to Free Fishermen
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Mr. Yu, in an interview, said Chinese authorities didn't respond to his request for help for more than week after he reported the incident to border and maritime police.
WSJ: China Urges North Korea to Free Fishermen
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"We just hope the country is able to protect our rights and interests, and lessen the instances of Chinese boats being detained by North Korea in China's territorial waters, " Mr. Yu wrote.
WSJ: China Urges North Korea to Free Fishermen