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221. In the Saddle
Fantastically modern and slightly surreal, Shanghai's saddle-shaped stadium is the venue for Olympic football matches
Author: JING XIAOLEI Year 2008 Issue 33 PDF HTML
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222. Setting the Standard
The country's self-developed document format standard faces a difficult decision and possible extinction as it goes up against mighty Microsoft
Author: By JING XIAOLEI Year 2008 Issue 18 PDF HTML
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223. A Place in The Sun
Tropical Hainan Province used to be beautiful but poor in many places. In recent years more active village management has been transforming the area's economic prospects
Author: JING XIAOLEI Year 2008 Issue 26 PDF HTML
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224. Spam in the Network
Internet authorities are using anti-junk mail technology with businesses to combat the enduring problem
Author: By JING XIAOLEI Year 2008 Issue 17 PDF HTML
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225. Plant Paradise
One man's vision of an ecological reserve has grown to become a haven for rare species and an attraction to a growing stream of appreciative visitors
Author: JING XIAOLEI Year 2008 Issue 26 PDF HTML
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226. Claws Out
Photos of an animal that many thought extinct have stirred accusations and a national debate
Author: By Jing Xiaolei Year 2008 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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227. The Blame Game
Making accurate earthquake predictions is notoriously difficult, but not acting on small possibilities can leave experts feeling guilty
Author: JING XIAOLEI Year 2008 Issue 26 PDF HTML
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228. Under the Sea
China's first seagrass-monitoring station will join a global network aimed at examining and protecting the sensitive plant
Author: JING XIAOLEI Year 2008 Issue 33 PDF HTML
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229. News From the People
Chinese netizens are increasingly using the Internet to cover news from their own angles and as a means to express themselves
Author: JING XIAOLEI Year 2008 Issue 27 PDF HTML
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230. Growing Up Is Hard to Do
Life for China's post-80s generation is no doubt better than its predecessors, though it is still both bitter and sweet
Author: JING XIAOLEI Year 2008 Issue 9 PDF HTML