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1. Feeling the Heat
The road to the Copenhagen conference on global climate change appears to be bumpy, as countries face a sharp array of disagreements
Author: By WANG RUIBIN Year 2009 Issue 39 PDF HTML
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2. Cancun Compromise
Countries take small steps toward addressing global climate change
Author: WANG RUIBIN Year 2010 Issue 51 PDF HTML
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3. The Key to Climate Cooperation
Climate change talks should be based on a dual-track negotiating mechanism
Author: WANG RUIBIN Year 2010 Issue 24 PDF HTML
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4. Climate Talks Lack Weight
Countries argue over climate issues holding little hope for the Durban climate change conference later this year
Author: WANG RUIBIN Year 2011 Issue 24 PDF HTML
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5. Dark Skies Over Europe
The EU loses its leadership role in international negotiations on climate change
Author: By WANG RUIBIN Year 2010 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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6. Impressions at the No. 1 Steel Plant
I AM no infrequent visitor to steel works but I am always gripped by the drama and excitement of the issue of white hot steel from a furnace. It was so again on a recent visit to the open-hearth shop
Author: WANG AN Year 1961 Issue 40 PDF HTML
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7. New Orchestral Sounds
China is hearing the sounds of a new Kweichow Province orchestra based on the lusheng, the Miao people's national musical instrument, and it increasingly likes what it hears.Ten years ago the
Author: WANG AN Year 1962 Issue 50 PDF HTML
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8. Relics Unearthed in Xian
Four bones from the fingers of Sakyamuni, founder of Buddhism, and many related precious Tang Dynasty (618-907) artifacts were unearthed from the crypt of Famen Temple, Xian, by the end of last May.
Author: Wang Zhaolin and Wang Huangyan Year 1987 Issue 35 PDF HTML
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9. 11TH PANCHEN LAMA: One Year of Buddhist Life
Gyaincain Norbu, a six-year-old boy from Jiali County, Tibet, was formally determined as the reincarnated soul boy of the late 10th Panchen Erdeni in the jokhang Monastery, Lhasa, on November 29, 1995
Author: Wang Guozhen & Wang Yanjuan Year 1997 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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10. Regional Autonomy for National Minorities
CHINA is a multi-national state. Over fifty nationalities inhabit the country. The Han people constitute 94 per cent of the population. The peoples of the various national minorities, numbering over
Author: WANG KE Year 1958 Issue 10 PDF HTML