Food Safety Scandals Bring Reality-Check to "Chinese Dream"

In the wake of China’s recent food scandal, Chinese premier Li Keqiang has vowed to enforce the toughest food safety regulations.“We need to crack down on practices that violate laws and regulations with a heavy fist, and make the lawbreakers pay an unaffordable price for their illegal practices,” Li said at a national videophone conference last week.“Although we have a tight

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