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1181. A New Tangshan Rises From the Rubble
On July 28, 1976, Tangshan, an industrial city near Beijing and Tianjin in northeast China, was hit by a devastating earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter Scale.The city suffered colossal losses,
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wang Chen Year 1996 Issue 29 PDF HTML
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1182. Medical Miracle
A decade ago, Zhou Qisi, an average Chinese woman, underwent an operation to remove her small intestines and half of her colon. She became the first Chinese citizen to survive and live a normal life
Author: Our Guest Reporter Wang Jijun Year 1996 Issue 32 PDF HTML
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1183. Fujian Trade Talks: Window to China
The First Fujian Investment and Trade Talks, held in September 1987 in the Xiamen Special Economic Zone, fully exhibited Fujian Province's determination to open to the outside world. While the
Author: Our Special Reporter Wang Fanfan Year 1996 Issue 35 PDF HTML
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1184. Debate Over Modern or Traditional Architecture in Beijing
When the Beijing Western Railway Station was completed in three years at the end of 1995, the mass media hailed it as the last grand project of the century. The station, which covers a construction
Author: Our Special Reporter Wang Feng Year 1996 Issue 37 PDF HTML
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1185. Let the World Understand The Chinese Language
Some two years ago, the first HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi), the test of written and spoken Chinese for those whose mother tongue is another language, was held in Europe. A 31-year-old German gardener
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wang Chen Year 1996 Issue 46 PDF HTML
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1186. China's First Hospice
Death is unavoidable. Enabling people to correctly understand it and peacefully pass on is our responsibility, said Li Wei, 46, director of the Beijing Songtang Hospital.Located in Chongwen District,
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wang Qinghua Year 1996 Issue 50 PDF HTML
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1187. Science Popularization Among the Masses
Numerous farmers have greatly benefited from the government's science popularization program over the past decade. Currently, there are more than 2,000 county-level scientific and technological
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wang Chen Year 1997 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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1188. Honoring the Memory Of US Airmen
On a terrible night 52 years ago, a US Air Force B-24 crashed into a cliff in southwest China while returning from a raid on a Japanese-held harbor in Taiwan. The wreckage and crew remains were
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wang Yanjuan Year 1997 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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1189. VOA Reporter Rescued
On January 21, an airplane soared skyward from the Guilin Airport, Guangxi. With an injured Voice of America reporter on board, it headed for Hong Kong. Her Chinese rescuers, seeing her off, silently
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wang Yanjuan Year 1997 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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1190. 1996: China Music Year
Well-known conductor Chen Xieyang and his Shanghai Symphony Orchestra repeatedly acknowledged warm applause from a large Shanghai audience on December 7, 1996. It marked the end of the '96 China
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wang Chen Year 1997 Issue 13 PDF HTML