21. No Compromise, No Way Out

Fifty years have passed since the Korean Armistice Agreement, but lasting peace has not yet come to the Korean Peninsula. If the 2000 North-South Summit created a more hopeful atmosphere after the

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22. Cooperation Needed

China and the United States have complementary economies, overshadowed by trade frictionBy setting up the world's first "new economy," the United States assumed a leading position in a variety of

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23. Stronger Ties Possible

For Bush, maintaining a long-term and stable relationship with China should be one of the most important diplomatic tasks of his second termThe U.S. presidential election ended at last with George W.

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24. Break the Deadlock

A trilateral dialogue mechanism among China, Japan and the United States could hold the key to building mutual trust and greater cooperationJapanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's continued

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25. Bringing out the Best in Us

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26. An Agenda for Reform

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27. Sharing the Future

What can China offer for inclusive global growth

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28. Report on the Draft National Economic Plan for 1959

The following report was submitted by Vice-Premier Li Fu-chun on April 21, 1959, to the First Session of the Second National People's Congress. - Ed.Fellow Deputies:On behalf of the State Council I

Author: LI FU-CHUN    Year 1959 Issue 17 PDF HTML

29. On the Big Leap Forward in China's Socialist Construction

Following is a translation of an article by Li Fu-chun. Vice-Premier of the State Council and Chairman of the State Planning Commission, that appeared in "Hongqi" (Red Flag), No. 19, 1959. Subheads

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30. Continuing the Big Leap In Socialist Construction

Following is an abridged translation of a report made by Li Fu-chun, Member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party and Vice-Premier of the State Council, at

Author: LI FU-CHUN    Year 1959 Issue 44 PDF HTML