111. Watching Over Our Children

  Watching Over Our Children Crimes against minors could be reduced by better legal protection and safety education By Li Li lili@bjreview.com The past few months have seen a string of unrelated

Author: By Li Li    Year 2013 Issue 38 PDF HTML

112. THIS WEEK/PEOPLE

"We need to innovate ways of monitoring and strengthening supervision of Party officials, especially top leaders at the local level." Wang Qishan, head of the Central Commission for Discipline

Author: By Li Li    Year 2013 Issue 44 PDF HTML

113. A NEW CHAPTER FOR DEM OCRACY

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114. A Way Beyond Sorrow

China's largest ever post-disaster psychological counseling operation is underway to help survivors, witnesses and rescuers

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115. Bringing Relief

China is mobilizing medical and epidemic prevention resources from around the country to ensure adequate levels of care for earthquake survivors

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116. The Good Neighbor

Chongqing has given all-out support to neighboring Sichuan as it struggles to cope in the aftermath of a massive earthquake

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117. Back to School

Schools across China are opening their gates to welcome students displaced by the Sichuan earthquake

Author: LI LI    Year 2008 Issue 23 PDF HTML

118. Suicide Bombers Hit Xinjiang

Terrorist attacks in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region directed at police and government buildings

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119. The Politics of Sport

American athlete-turned-anthropologist hopes the Olympics will foster greater understanding between China and the rest of the world

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120. Power to the People

The relocation of a controversial chemical plant in Xiamen has shed light on the limitations of China’s environmental impact assessment system

Author: By LI LI    Year 2008 Issue 01 PDF HTML