Morning Clicks | China news round-up: Ta Kung Pao apologizes, Australian university denies ditching Dalai Lama

Xi Jinping didn't take a taxi
Tea Leaf Nation
Chinese press rushes to withdraw the botched story.
Ming Pao*
The two journalists are respected Beijing correspondents.
Global Post
Luo Changping says Xinhua's denunciation of the story will be used as a justification for further tightening control of the media.

Civil society
Al Jazeera - The Stream
China censors the word 'censorship' in film director Feng Xiaogang's recent Hong Kong speech.
Asahi Shimbun
Those who have become wealthy through thanks to market economy have become an interest group blocking reforms, says leading journalist Hu Shuli.
People's Daily*
The domestic paramilitary police should be better prepared, says Fan Changlong, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission.

Economy
Bloomberg
China luxury jet sales are set to surge this year, says an analyst.
Financial Times
Amid lower growth, Beijing shifts focus to developing a mass consumer society.
Caixin
Rail freight reforms to launch in May.

Austerity measures
People's Daily* - Overseas Edition
argues that a luxury hotels' loss in revenue shows that austerity measures are successful.
Beijing News*
The Chinese government spends 600 billion yuan per year on "san gong" expenses: official banquets, overseas travel and government vehicles.

Pollution
Global Times
Oil spill in Bohai Bay reported.
Xinhua*
Wenzhou mayor vows to swim in a local river after cleanup.

China abroad
The New Yorker - Letter from China
Reactions in China to the US gun control vote.
The Guardian
Ghana seizes one million faulty condoms imported from China.