1. An Agenda for Reform

Author: By FU JUN    Year 2009 Issue 48 PDF HTML

2. Sharing the Future

What can China offer for inclusive global growth

Author: By Fu Jun    Year 2018 Issue 6 PDF HTML

3. New Phase in Traditional Painting

Revitalized by the liberation, Chinese painting in traditional style continues its advance, its exploration of new themes and new forms. The recent exhibition in Peking of 161 paintings by artists

Author: FU CHUNG    Year 1959 Issue 12 PDF HTML

4. P.L.A. Festival

The second and largest theatre arts festival ever staged by the People's Liberation Army brought together in Peking cultural troupes from P.L.A. units stationed in various parts of the country. It

Author: SHA FU    Year 1959 Issue 27 PDF HTML

5. China's Sports - Past and Present

A VETERAN in sports, after visiting the newly built Peking Workers' Gymnasium where the 26th World Table Tennis Championships are being held, said in a deeply moved voice: "Thirty years ago I

Author: SHU FU    Year 1961 Issue 14 PDF HTML

6. The Indonesian People's Revolutionary Struggle and the Indonesian Communist Party

Following is an abridged translation of an article published in the May 20 combined issue (Nos. 10-11) of "Hongqi," theoretical fortnightly of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party.

Author: HSIUNG FU    Year 1963 Issue 23 PDF HTML

7. Doctrine of Confucius and Mencius - The Shackle That Keeps Women In Bondage

THE school of thought represented by Confucius and Mencius has strong contempt for women. It asserts male superiority and female inferiority and holds that women are subordinate to men. Confucius

Author: Fu Wen    Year 1974 Issue 10 PDF HTML

8. US Court Trial Violates International Law

What are the implications of the US court judgment on the case of the Huguang Railways bearer bonds? Does the Chinese Government have any obligation to pay for the bonds issued by the Qing

Author: Fu Zhu    Year 1983 Issue 11 PDF HTML

9. China's Recovery of Xianggang (Hongkong) Area Fully Accords With International Law

The three treaties concerning the Xianggang (Hongkong) area imposed on China by Britain in the 19th century are null and void according to the basic principles of international law and the provisions

Author: Jin Fu    Year 1983 Issue 39 PDF HTML

10. From Ice Cream to Nuclear Power

LEST anyone think trade between China and Western Europe still follows the old Silk Road pattern of textiles and tea, they can try tying an ice cream production line or a nuclear power plant onto the

Author: XIN FU    Year 1985 Issue 22 PDF HTML