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1. The Golden Whip Rocks
PEOPLE who see The Golden Whip Rocks never fail to be amazed by this marvellous spectacle of more than 2,000 towering crags clustered along a 20-kilometer stretch of rushing Jinbian stream. The area,
Author: ZHANG JIAQI Year 1980 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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2. The Dazu Treasure-House of Carvings
OF CHINA'S many storehouses of ancient Buddhist grotto carvings, three are well-known throughout the world - Dunhuang in Gansu province, Longmen near Luoyang in Henan province and Yungang near Datong
Author: ZHANG JIAQI Year 1981 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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3. Why China Needs Political Reform
China's economic reforms continue to be headline news around the world. Political reform, just as necessary as socialist modernization, is very much on the agenda today. Such reform has already been
Author: YAN JIAQI Year 1986 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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4. China's Efforts to Save the Giant Panda
Chengdu will host the Second International Giant Panda Festival in 1997.THE GIANT panda, one of China's national treasures, is loved around the world. Its beauty, charm and innocence make it a
Author: ZHANG ANJU & ZHANG ZHIHE Year 1997 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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5. The Peace Rose
AS people in China celebrated the normalization of relations between the United States and China I recalled the story of the Peace Rose.The Peace Rose was developed in France during World War II.
Author: ZHANG XUELING Year 1979 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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6. Today's Children: Taller and Stronger
WITH the improvement of the Chinese people's standard of living and the development of medical and health services over the past three decades, the health of China's children has improved markedly.
Author: ZHANG XUAN Year 1979 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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7. The Clay-Figure World of Zheng Yuhe
OLD-TIMERS will recall the clay toys that used to be sold in Chinese marketplaces and bazaars at the lunar New Year and other holidays. Bearing such fanciful names as Fat Afu, Greedy Cat, Rabbit in
Author: ZHANG FENGGAO Year 1979 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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8. Papercuts of Yuxian County
A YOUNG WOMAN rides on donkey-back with a baby in her arms. The animal, apparently startled, begins to gallop. Frightened, she holds her child tightly and yells for help, her husband running after
Author: ZHANG FENGGAO Year 1979 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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9. Lanterns Made of Ice
A lantern made of ice? Doesn't it melt when it's lighted? No, it doesn't. The people of the city of Harbin in far northern Heilongjiang province have been making lanterns out of ice for nearly a
Author: ZHANG SHIUCHENG Year 1980 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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10. Fifty Years of Paleoanthropology in China
HALF a century ago the first apeman fossil skull in China was found in a cave on the outskirts of present-day Beijing and its owner was later popularly called Peking Man. His teeth had been
Author: ZHANG SENSHUI Year 1980 Issue 4 PDF HTML