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1. Rural Enterprises Flourishing
As the Shandong Peninsula has opened to the outside world, its export-oriented township enterprises have become a new force in the local economy.Decade of DevelopmentThe township enterprises of the
Author: Our Correspondent Lou Xinyue Year 1989 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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2. After the Yunnan Earthquakes
Soon after two earthquakes hit Yunnan Province in southwest China in November, the country mobilized to aid the victims. The international community has also been quick to respond to the earthquakes
Author: Correspondent Lou Xinyue Year 1988 Issue 51 PDF HTML
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3. Sex Education: No Longer Taboo
The one and only way to eliminate evil thoughts is to eliminate mystery," wrote Jean-Jacques Rousseau in the 18th century. And in China today, perhaps no subject is more shrouded in mystery than
Author: Our Sstaff Reporter Lou Xinyue Year 1989 Issue 22 PDF HTML
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4. China Works to Eliminate Illegal Marriages
China is working to strengthen management of marriage affairs and trying to completely eliminate illegal marriages, according to the Ministry of Civil Affairs' Marriage Management Department, an
Author: Our Staff Reporter Lou Xinyue Year 1989 Issue 19 PDF HTML
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5. Sex Education in a Haidian Middle School
In 1986, the August 1 Middle School was one of the first schools in northwest Beijing's Haidian District to offer sex education classes to junior grade 1 and 2 students (aged around 13). Its courses
Author: Our Staff Reporter Lou Xinyue Year 1989 Issue 22 PDF HTML
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6. New Help for Rural Elderly
After 10 years of economic reforms, a number of new ways to support the aged have appeared in some well-off rural areas.China now has 90 million people aged over 60, 80 percent of whom live in the
Author: Our Staff Reporter Lou Xinyue Year 1990 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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7. China Expands Overseas Academic Exchanges
Nearly 120 young and middle-aged students and scholars from universities, colleges and scientific research institutes across China attended the first training course sponsored by the Sino-British
Author: Our Correspondent Lou Xlnyue Year 1988 Issue 44 PDF HTML
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8. Is Student Business Good for China?
A recent survey of a Beijing university discovered that more than half its student body was busy selling one thing or another, and in other colleges across the country academic groups and societies
Author: Our Correspondents Lou Xinyue and Feng Jing Year 1988 Issue 50 PDF HTML
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9. U.S. Intervention in Indonesia
WASHINGTON would like the world to believe that it has nothing at all to do with the Indonesian rebels. President Eisenhower has repeatedly pleaded U.S. "neutrality." When State Department spokesman
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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10. BRISK TRADE AT THE EXPORT COMMODITIES FAIR
THE spring Export Commodities Fair held in this sub-tropical city was so successful that an even larger one has been set for October and November of this year. Business amounting to 64 million pounds
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 15 PDF HTML