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11. Notes On the Twelfth Asian Games
"Physical culture develops faster in Asia, and at most of the Olympic events Asian athletes forged ahead at a faster pace than their world contemporaries." This is the common sentiment of many people
Author: staff reporter CHAI RUIKANG Year 1995 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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12. How Do Chinese Picture Themselves?
HOW DO the Chinese, a nation with a civilization of several thousand years, see themselves? The full-length pictorial, History of the Figure in Chinese Art recently published by China Today Press may
Author: staff reporter CHAI RUIKANG Year 1996 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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13. Zhang Heng Astronomer and Inventor
AT THE HEIGHT of the Eastern Han dynasty (A.D. 25-220), a large, water-powered celestial globe was made in Luoyang, the Han capital. Some years later in the same city, what was probably the world's
Author: STAFF REPORTER CHAI RUIKANG Year 1989 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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14. Zhang Qian: Pioneer of the Silk Road
ABOUT 2,100 years ago, during China's Western Han dynasty (206 B.C.-A.D. 24), an official named Zhang Qian was ordered by the imperial court to lead a team of 100 people on a diplomatic mission to
Author: STAFF REPORTER CHAI DI Year 1990 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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15. Highway and Airport Construction in Tibet
MYSTERIOUS, fascinating Tibet is no longer beyond reach. With a total mileage of 21,695 kilometers, a complete transportation network has been formed, with Lhasa as the center and the Qinghai-Tibet,
Author: STAFF REPORTER CHAI RIJIKANG Year 1991 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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16. Deng Jiaxian: Father of China's Nuclear Power
DURING WORLD WAR II, many leading nuclear physicists in the U.S. "went underground," and for a number of years they were part of the world's best kept secret - the atomic bomb, first exploded by the U
Author: CHAI RUIKANG Year 1986 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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17. Triumph and Death at Tiger Leaping Gorge
CHANGJIANG (the Yangtze River) is the longest river in China. No one had ever traveled the 6,300 kilometers from its source to its mouth by boat until last year, when it was finally conquered by two
Author: CHAI RUIKANG Year 1987 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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18. Judo Champion From the Grasslands
IN 1986 the Chinese women's judo team made history as it defeated opponents from the Netherlands and Japan. The decisive victory depended in part on the strength and skill of Gao Feng-Han, who twice
Author: CHAI RUIKANG Year 1987 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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19. Huangmei Opera's Special Appeal
Developed from work songs and folk music, Huangmei opera is unusually expressive, even in adapting Shakespeare and depicting modern life. Staff reporter CHAI RUIKANG introduces this, popular art.BY
Author: CHAI RUIKANG Year 1991 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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20. Peacock Dancer
Staff reporter CHAI RUIKANG introduces this month's engaging cover girl.MIDST COLORFUL rays of the sun a pretty girl becomes a pure-white peacock, sometimes roaming in the forest, sometimes playing
Author: CHAI RUIKANG Year 1992 Issue 3 PDF HTML