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171. Why a Change in Emphasis?
Beginning with this issue, we will publish a series of articles on Chinese-type modernization.The series is a response to the many letters we have received since China started its modernization
Author: Ren Tao,Zheng Jingsheng Year 1983 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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172. Its Nature and Characteristics
China's modernization drive is socialist in nature, tempered by China's actual conditions. It has at least seven characteristics:An independent and comprehensive national economic system, built
Author: Ren Tao,Wang Shunsheng Year 1983 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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173. Can the Goal for 2000 Be Reached?
While steadily working for more and better economic results, China will quadruple its gross annual value of industrial and agricultural production in the final 20 years of this century, an average
Author: Ren Tao and Pang Yongjie Year 1983 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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174. Population and Employment
CHINA's socialist modernization drive is confronted with two major social problems: population and employment.Since the 1970s, the nation's policy of controlling the population growth has yielded
Author: Ren Tao and Yue Bing Year 1983 Issue 13 PDF HTML
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175. What Shanghai Can Offer Joint Ventures
On November 27 two reporters from the Shanghai Office of "Beijing Review" interviewed Li Zhaoji, deputy mayor of Shanghai in charge of Sino-foreign joint ventures. Following is a summary of their
Author: Ren Jiazhen and Dai Gang Year 1987 Issue 51 PDF HTML
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176. Desert Turns to Oasis in Ningxia
The man-made green belt in Gusha Forest Farm in Zhongwei County, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, has controlled the desert since 1956.The effort to ensure the smooth running of the Baotou-Lanzhou
Author: Ning Ren and Yang Liming Year 1998 Issue 34 PDF HTML
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177. Parliamentarians Focus On Rights and Food
Parliamentarians express the will of the people, and are indeed the first to encounter issues which affect the destiny and future of same," according to Ahmed Fathy Sorour, president of the
Author: Our Staff Reporter Ren Xianfang Year 1996 Issue 42 PDF HTML
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178. A Year of Progress For Women
Patricia Licuanan vividly recalled the morning of September 15, 1995. The main committee she chaired completed the final draft of the Platform for Action and the Beijing Declaration at 4:45 in the
Author: Our Staff Reporter Ren Xianfang Year 1996 Issue 42 PDF HTML
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179. How China Survives a Global Economic Decline
Dark clouds are looming over the global economy. The Euro zone may only manage a paltry 1.5 percent growth next year. Meanwhile in the United States, labor, residential and consumer markets have all
Author: JUMBO ZHANG, HUANG QIYI & REN XIAOPING Year 2006 Issue 43 PDF HTML
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180. The Dream of A Country Woman
The agenda of the 1995 World Women's Conference to be held in Beijing includes a visit to the fifth production group under Xiaoji Town, Xinxiang County, Henan Province.The small village, a
Author: Our Staff Reporter Liang Qi & Guest Correspondent Ren Zihou Year 1993 Issue 46 PDF HTML