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1. VIEWS FROM THE CHINESE PRESS
We still vaguely remember how several years ago we read with interest, if not delight, a newspaper story about the revival of cricket fighting.Cricket fighting is one of the world's oldest war games,
Author: By Ge Hong and Bai Yan in China Daily Year 1991 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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2. All Together for 61 Lives
PEKING: February 3, 1960, 4 p.m.WANGFUCHING Street was at its busiest. Stores, decked out for the Spring Festival, were bursting with customers, many also in their best. On this street there is a
Author: FROM THE CHINA YOUTH DAILY Year 1960 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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3. VIEWS FROM THE CHINESE PRESS Problems With the Education System
No one seems to doubt that education should be top priority. But nowadays there are so many top priorities that education often fails to get the attention it deserves.In Beijing, teachers' salaries
Author: Xi Mi China Daily Year 1994 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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4. Kunming: A City to Be Shared
KUNMING is a city to be shared - its sunshine, blue skies, fragrant flowers, leisure pursuits, relaxed ambience, and business opportunities are there for everyone. The Kunming inhabitants are
Author: YANG HONG YAN Year 2002 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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5. A Soldier Wholeheartedly Devoted to the People
SlNCE last autumn, thousands of Red Guards from every part of the country have made their way to the Chientang River Bridge at Hangchow in Chekiang province to pay tribute to Tsai Yung-hsiang, an
Author: LIBERATION ARMY DAILY REPORT Year 1967 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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6. A Grass-hut School
WE were on our way to visit a middle school run by a modern hydro-electric plant in the rolling mountains of southern Kiangsi province. From the plant to the school was a five-kilometer walk.Going
Author: Kwangming Daily Correspondents Year 1971 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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7. Year-Round 'Migrations'
MIGRATORY birds often strike an emotional chord in the Chinese people. Their migration to the south has the connotation of parting, and their return to the north suggests reunion.There are other
Author: Tang Xiantian Jiefang Daily Year 1986 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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8. Panda Preserve
THE world-famous giant panda is native only to the high mountains of southwest China. For that reason few people even in China ever get to see these rare and valuable animals in their natural habitat
Author: GE XIANJUN Year 1979 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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9. Lu Xun's Place in World Literature
HONORED in China as a great man of letters, thinker and revolutionary, Lu Xun was also a writer of world calibre and of international renown - he contributed notably to world literature both by his
Author: GE BAOQUAN Year 1981 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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10. Strengthening Sino-African Friendship
CHINA and Africa are geographically far apart, with many differences in culture and customs. Yet from ancient times there have been contacts between their peoples, and in modern times a strong
Author: GE JI Year 1983 Issue 5 PDF HTML