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21. What Do Tariff Reductions Mean?
STARTING ON April 1 this year, China will reduce the tariffs on more than 4,000 items of imported goods, with an average reduction rate of over 30 percent. The announcement, made by President Jiang
Author: staff reporter CHEN JIAN Year 1996 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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22. Television in Chinese People's Life
AS ECONOMY and culture develop in China, TV programs are becoming an indispensable part of leisure. In Chinese cities, black and white televisions are rarely seen, moreover, consumers are now
Author: staff reporter CHEN JIAN Year 1996 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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23. Will Chinese Fast Food Survive?
Taking the advantage of China's open policy, many Western fast food operations have entered the Chinese market. Though acclaimed as a giant in culinary arts, China has always lagged behind in fast
Author: staff reporter CHEN JIAN Year 1997 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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24. Zhou Enlai as Seen by Western Journalists
The uncommon cordiality and charm of a leader are remembered.DAVID Chipp was the first Western correspondent accredited to new China by Reuters. That was in 1956, and just last February this reporter
Author: staff reporter QIU JIAN Year 1998 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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25. Deng Xiaoping's Writings and the Changes in China
IN the seven years since 1976, China has straightened out the chaos of the decade-long "cultural revolution" and replaced it with increasingly orderly and rapid development. Although difficulties and
Author: ZHONG JIAN Year 1983 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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26. How The Wei Capital Moved to Luoyang
NORTHERN WEI dynasty Emperor Xiao Wen Di (r.471-499) wanted to move his capital from Pingcheng south to Luoyang, but he knew this would not be popular with his nobles. So he concocted an elaborate
Author: ZHONG JIAN Year 1984 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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27. Legends
THERE are many popular legends and tales in China about the Great Wall. Though many are not historical facts, most of them have survived the centuries because they expressed the wisdom and feelings
Author: ZHONG JIAN Year 1985 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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28. Li Qingzhao, Woman Poet
AN UMBER of renowned generals were produced during the Song dynasty (910-1279). But owing to the fatuousness of the emperor and his court, there were more defeats than victorious battles. In the end
Author: ZHONG JIAN Year 1985 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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29. Children's Paintings on Peace
THE Shaanxi province boy who created a picture of two oxen ready to go at each other and two children frantically pulling them apart had really brought the idea of peace home and integrated it into
Author: ZHONG JIAN Year 1985 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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30. Sun Yat-sen, Revolutionary Pioneer
SUN YAT-SEN, great pioneer of China's democratic revolution, is being honored on both sides of the Taiwan Strait this November on the 120th anniversary of his birth.Sun spent his whole life working
Author: ZHONG JIAN Year 1986 Issue 11 PDF HTML