151. An Agenda for Reform

Author: By FU JUN    Year 2009 Issue 48 PDF HTML

152. Big But Not Strong

China's top 500 companies achieve higher profits than their U.S. counterparts, but there is room for improvement

Author: By WANG JUN    Year 2009 Issue 38 PDF HTML

153. Better Rural Life

Great progress has been made in new countryside construction in Xinjiang

Author: WANG JUN    Year 2009 Issue 23 PDF HTML

154. No Longer a Place Far Away

Xinjiang now has more convenient transportation facilities

Author: WANG JUN    Year 2009 Issue 23 PDF HTML

155. All Quiet on the Western Front

Kashgar, the forefront of the struggle against secession and terrorism in Xinjiang, is becoming more stable

Author: WANG JUN    Year 2009 Issue 23 PDF HTML

156. The Road to Credit

Competition for a multi-billion personal credit investigation market begins

Author: By Wang Jun    Year 2015 Issue 32 PDF HTML

157. New Energy Investment Fever

Jiuquan, Gansu Province, ambitiously hoping to establish itself as a new energy base in northwest China, has attracted many investors

Author: WANG JUN    Year 2010 Issue 31 PDF HTML

158. The Fizz Is Gone

China is improving its regulation on anti-monopoly after the Anti-Monopoly Law took effect

Author: WANG JUN    Year 2009 Issue 13 PDF HTML

159. Out of a Slick Shadow

Repercussions of an oil spill in China's coastal Dalian City have yet to be thoroughly measured and eliminated

Author: WANG JUN    Year 2010 Issue 32 PDF HTML

160. Education Prepares for the Future

Hubei Province is making efforts to make school children in ethnic areas better understand their culture

Author: WANG JUN    Year 2010 Issue 32 PDF HTML